Chips and crisps 'linked to low birth weight babies'

23 Oct 2012
Last updated during 09:28 ET

Babies representing England were drawn from a Born in Bradford project

Pregnant women who eat vast amounts of chips and crisps could be harming their babies as most as smokers, a new European investigate suggests.

Women and babies from England, Denmark, Greece, Norway and Spain were tested for levels of a potentially poisonous chemical found in boiled potatoes.

It found babies from Bradford, who represented England, had a top levels and reduce birth weights.

The investigate was led by a Centre for Research in Environmental Epidemiology.

Researchers found infants innate to women with a high dietary intake of a chemical, called acrylamide,

Read full article: http://www.guardian.co.uk/sport/2012/oct/22/lance-armstrong-deserves-forgotten-uci

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