Born to run? Study suggests love of exercise starts in the womb

Posted on March 31, 2016 by admin

Press Release: Born to run? Study suggests love of exercise starts in the womb Quote: Baylor College of Medicine researchers have discovered that female mice that voluntarily exercise during pregnancy have offspring that are more physically active as adults

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Born to run? Study suggests love of exercise starts in the womb

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