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Caffeine Intake Level Linked to Miscarriage Level, Study Finds

By Daniel Lee - Mar 26, 2016 12:52 AM EDT

According to new study a couple's chance of miscarriage may increase when the woman or man intakes more than two caffeinated drinks daily in the weeks leading up to having a baby.

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Caffeine Intake Level Linked to Miscarriage Level, Study Finds

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