Newborns who look like their fathers are significantly healthier at one-year-old, new research suggests.
Children who resemble their fathers are less likely to have an asthma attack and visit the doctor or emergency room, as well as spending less time in hospital if they are admitted, a study found.
Fathers who do not live with their children spend around 2.5 more days a month with them if they look like their offspring, the research adds.
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