US EditionAir pollution’s chemical punch alters immune markers in pregnant women, study finds
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Air pollution’s chemical punch alters immune markers in pregnant women, study finds
Personal exposure to nitrogen dioxide and the oxidative potential of fine particulate matter (PM2.5), but not PM2.5 mass, influenced immune biomarker levels in pregnant women. These findings suggest that the chemical reactivity of air pollutants may play a key role in maternal and fetal immune health.
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