Toxic air pollution particles found in unborn babies
A new study has found that air pollution particles can cross the placenta and reach babies in the womb.
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A new study has found that air pollution particles can cross the placenta and reach babies in the womb.
Countries around the world need to move further and faster to reduce one of the most harmful types of air pollution, a leading fuel tech company said today, after shocking new research found toxic particles in the lungs, livers and brains of unborn babies. Click to read more...
Unborn newborns' lungs and brains have been shown to contain toxic air pollution particles. Particles that women breathe into their developing fetuses can have long-lasting effects on them.
New research shows air pollution particles and "forever chemicals" are entering the developing organs of unborn babies.
Countries around the world need to move further and faster to reduce one of the most harmful types of air pollution, a leading fuel tech company said today, after shocking new research found toxic particles in the lungs, livers and brains of unborn babies.