@CNN: A new study shows excessive caffeine intake during pregnancy is linked to excess growth during a baby’s first year of life and an increased risk of the child being overweight eight years later https://t.co/2M83yGXM2F https://t.co/eaXY9r34VK

April 24, 2018 / The Arbiter / CNN

A new study shows excessive caffeine intake during pregnancy is linked to excess growth during a baby's first year of life and an increased risk of the child being overweight eight years later https://t.co/2M83yGXM2F pic.twitter.com/eaXY9r34VK

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@CNN: A new study shows excessive caffeine intake during pregnancy is linked to excess growth during a baby’s first year of life and an increased risk of the child being overweight eight years later https://t.co/2M83yGXM2F https://t.co/eaXY9r34VK

@CNN: Mount Etna — Europe’s highest and most active volcano — erupted on Monday, causing a magnitude 3.3 earthquake and the closure of Sicily’s Catania Airport https://t.co/JrsKtH3ohG https://t.co/ZFYxISZllA

@CNN: Kim Kardashian tried to pay a former prisoner’s rent so he could start a new life. But he was denied an apartment — and now she’s appealing for landlords who will give him a second chance https://t.co/Wp4CSq5065

@CNN: People turned to Facebook and Google for news after the Las Vegas shooting. In some cases, they found misinformation https://t.co/sNelytpZEY

@CNN: The government releases another trove of files related to the assassination of John F. Kennedy… https://t.co/GG6sa8VoeZ

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@CNN: Now that 12 boys and their coach have been freed from a cave in Thailand, doctors are monitoring their health, looking for signs of histoplasmosis or “cave disease.” https://t.co/Aupqubis0P https://t.co/V5ouyCN24u

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