The low prevalence of female smoking in the developing world: gender inequality or maternal adaptations for fetal protection?

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@MyGardenLady Maybe, but we control from (some) social factors and we still get a strong negative correlation between fertility and tobacco use: https://t.co/PCoXJALYxt

@ABinning @MalePsychology Global sex differences in tobacco use, which are substantial, are analyzed here: https://t.co/PCoXJB31zt

RT @ed_hagen: @OurWorldInData @MaxCRoser Why the big sex difference? And why variation in female smoking? Our evolutionary hypothesis: toba…

@OurWorldInData @MaxCRoser Why the big sex difference? And why variation in female smoking? Our evolutionary hypothesis: tobacco is a plant teratogen, so genetic and culturally evolved adaptations to protect the fetus. X-national variation in fertility …

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