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Climate change s adverse effects on health starts in the womb, studies find

Climate hazards – including rising temperature, pollution and wildfires – are increasing the risk of pre-term birth.

United statesCathal mcnaughtonGregory welleniusAmelia wesselinkDundalk institute of technologyBoston university school of public healthProfessor gregory welleniusProfessor amelia wesselinkBoston university schoolPublic healthUrban turbineDundalk instituteNew south walesHarris countryProf wellenius

Does climate change affect pregnant women and babies? What we know

The study looked at how climate hazards, particularly heat and air pollution, "adversely impact" foetuses during pregnancy, babies and…

United statesGregory welleniusAmelia wesselinkBoston university school of public healthProfessor gregory welleniusProfessor amelia wesselinkBoston university schoolPublic healthNew south walesHarris countryProf wellenius

Climate change s adverse effects on health starts in the womb, studies find

Climate hazards – including rising temperature, pollution and wildfires – are increasing the risk of pre-term birth.

United statesCathal mcnaughtonGregory welleniusAmelia wesselinkDundalk institute of technologyBoston university school of public healthProfessor gregory welleniusProfessor amelia wesselinkBoston university schoolPublic healthUrban turbineDundalk instituteNew south walesHarris countryProf wellenius

Climate change s adverse effects on health starts in the womb, studies find

Climate hazards – including rising temperature, pollution and wildfires – are increasing the risk of pre-term birth.

United statesCathal mcnaughtonGregory welleniusAmelia wesselinkDundalk institute of technologyBoston university school of public healthProfessor gregory welleniusProfessor amelia wesselinkBoston university schoolPublic healthUrban turbineDundalk instituteNew south walesHarris countryProf wellenius

Climate change s adverse effects on health starts in the womb, studies find

Climate hazards – including rising temperature, pollution and wildfires – are increasing the risk of pre-term birth.

United statesCathal mcnaughtonGregory welleniusAmelia wesselinkDundalk institute of technologyBoston university school of public healthProfessor gregory welleniusProfessor amelia wesselinkBoston university schoolPublic healthUrban turbineDundalk instituteNew south walesHarris countryProf wellenius

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