Study links air pollution before pregnancy to childhood obesity risk
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Experts sound alarm as new research identifies major threat to heart health: 'Less able to tolerate additional stressors'
Experts are sounding the alarm after a new study revealed a possible link between air pollution and negative heart health. Research found that breathing in impurities in the air may also lead to inflammation and cardiovascular problems, especially for those already suffering from heart failure. What's happening? The study, published by an American Heart Association journal called Circulation, examined the effects of ambient fine particle matter …
Study links air pollution before pregnancy to childhood obesity risk
Atosan // Shutterstock Study links air pollution before pregnancy to childhood obesity risk With rapid urbanization and industrial growth, air pollution levels are rising globally, posing serious risks to public health. From respiratory diseases to cardiovascular conditions, the adverse effects of polluted air are well-documented. However, emerging research suggests that air pollution may also have more subtle but long-term consequences—especial…

Air pollution link to fetal, maternal problems calls for a Catholic lens
In an effort to blunt criticism of the poor air quality in Beijing prior to the 2008 Summer Olympics, the Chinese government implemented ambitious measures to curb air pollution. The result was not exactly shocking to Kimberly Terrell, a research scientist and director of community engagement at the Tulane Environmental Law Clinic: Community and maternal health improved.
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