One landmark study found that when intake of caffeine from coffee, tea, and soft drinks was combined, the risk of miscarriage related to caffeine was more significant than the risk related to alcohol or smoking.68 An important study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association found that fetal loss (their term for the baby dying in utero) was directly and powerfully related to caffeine consumption before pregnancy
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