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Cain, who was smoking marijuana throughout her pregnancy after having it prescribed to treat nausea and anxiety, said she had planned to breastfeed her daughter, but her doctors had their doubts about what further damage THC-tainted breast milk could do to her infants health
The good news is that some of the damage is reversible by giving up," the researchers noted.