Exposure to Smoke and Pollutants During Pregnancy May Lead to Asthma for Children!
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Air Pollution During Pregnancy: Air pollution and wildfire smoke during pregnancy can affect the health of the unborn child. A new study by researchers in California, USA, has revealed that women exposed to pollution during the second and third trimesters of pregnancy […]
Air contaminated by forest fires during pregnancy was attributed to the development of asthma in children
From the second to the third quarter, fire pollution and smoke are associated with several cases within the first years of the child's life. It is confirmed in a study...
Californian researchers at the American College of Sensitivity, asthma and Immunity annual meeting in Phoenix concluded that children whose mothers had inhaled forest fire smoke and other air pollutants during the middle and final months of pregnancy were more likely to get asthma. Dr. Ann Neuen, head of the research team from the California University Medical Center in Davis, Sacramento, said in a statement: ... read more.
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