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Boy or girl? Mother''s BP may predict sex of baby!

TORONTO: The sex of a baby may be predicted by the mothers blood pressure according to a new study which found that women with lower BP before pregnancy are more likely to give birth to a girl

Updated At : 06:31 PM Jan 13, 2017 IST

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Toronto, January 13

The sex of a baby may be predicted by the mother's blood pressure, according to a new study which found that women with lower BP before pregnancy are more likely to give birth to a girl.

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