
Having a baby permanently changes the make-up of a woman’s bones, a new study suggests.
A team of anthropologists discovered that female primates who have given birth have lower levels of calcium and phosphorus than those who have not reproduced.

Having a baby permanently changes the make-up of a woman’s bones, a new study suggests.
A team of anthropologists discovered that female primates who have given birth have lower levels of calcium and phosphorus than those who have not reproduced.