The right answer is Child abuse.
Cannabis (marijuana) during pregnancy is dangerous for the fetus
During pregnancy, the active component of cannabis, which is THC (tetrahydrocannabinol), can go into the placenta and affect the fetus, including its birth weight (like the case in the question here) and brain function, reducing the baby's IQ and attention capacity.
Depending on the type of drug and the quantity consumed, it is also possible that the baby suffers from weaning at birth, that is to say from deprivation (inconsolable crying, irritability, tremors, feeding difficulties, etc.). .
Cannabis may also have longer-term effects in children (learning disabilities, behavioral problems, hyperactivity, etc.).
It's 3,
intraocular is spelt with one c, not two
A state of balance between continuing processes
<span>aerobic respiration requires oxygen in order to release energy from glucose for cellular use. Carbon dioxide and water are waste products of aerobic respiration. This process occurs in organelles called mitochondria, which are the energy-producing parts of the cell.</span>
