Smoking tobacco regularly during pregnancy results in all EXCEPT
A) increased risk of miscarriage.
B) newborns of lower birth weight.
C) reduced vitamin C levels for the mother-to-be and for her fetus.
D) fetal facial and cranial deformities.
E) higher incidence of fetal heart defects.

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Smoking tobacco during pregnancy can result in a higher risk of miscarriage, lower birth weight for newborns, reduced vitamin C levels for both the mother-to-be and her fetus, and a higher incidence of fetal heart defects. However, fetal facial and cranial deformities are not commonly associated with smoking during pregnancy.

Smoking Tobacco Regularly During Pregnancy Results in All EXCEPT