Roughly 58% Inuit Women Chew Pituri During Pregnancy, Says Study

Australian Eastern Daylight Time — July 30, 2011

Roughly 58% Inuit Women Chew Pituri During Pregnancy, Says Study: "

In the central regions of Australia Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander populations tends to munch the plant as an attempt to extract the nicotine content. The research is aimed to analyze the chemical properties of chewing tobacco among expecting ...

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Roughly 58% Inuit Women Chew Pituri During Pregnancy, Says Study

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