Prenatal tobacco exposure is linked to
A) a predisposition to nicotine addiction during adolescence.
B) impaired heart rate and breathing during sleep, infant death, and asthma.
C) deformed facial features and poor vision.
D) delayed language development and poor fine-motor skills.

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Prenatal tobacco exposure has been linked to a number of negative outcomes, including impaired heart rate and breathing during sleep, infant death, and asthma. While nicotine addiction later in life may be a possibility due to prenatal tobacco exposure, it is not the primary linked outcome. Deformed facial features and poor vision are not commonly associated with prenatal tobacco exposure, and while delayed language development and poor fine-motor skills have been linked to prenatal exposure to alcohol, they are not the primary outcomes associated with tobacco exposure.

Prenatal Tobacco Exposure Is Linked to