CAN aspirin make some women more likely than they were to have a boy? A study in women who have had one or two miscarriages hints at a link.
On average, a baby is slightly more likely to be born male. But in recent decades, the bias has fallen slightly in Japan, the US and some of Europe. One hypothesis is that modern life makes women more likely to have inflammation, which may lower the chance of male embryos surviving.
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