TCD scientist discover why babies move in the womb
They found that biological signals directing the development of bone and cartilage at specific skeletal locations are stimulated by movement in the womb.
If an embryo does not move, a vital signal may be lost or an inappropriate one delivered in error and that can lead to the development of brittle bones or abnormal joints.
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