Dads Who Exercise May Pass on Genetic Benefits to Children

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By Megan Schmidt
Oct 26, 2018 7:00 PMMay 21, 2019 6:02 PM
Father Son Playing Soccer
A new study found that men who hit the gym may give their kids a genetic head start. (Credit: 4 PM Production/Shutterstock)

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When most people think of pre-conception health, they think of women. But new research shows that men’s lifestyle choices may also play a significant role in having healthy kids.

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