{"id":"f4f8e414-2ea9-4702-8902-c77a8a4940e3","url":"https://www.livescience.com/health/reproductive-health/rising-temperatures-could-boost-pregnancy-risks-worldwide-heres-how","domain":"livescience.com","outlet":{"name":"Live Science","country":"US","cred":3,"lean":0,"curated":true},"title":"Rising temperatures could boost pregnancy risks worldwide — here's how","plainHeadline":"Rising temperatures could raise pregnancy risks globally","rewrite":{"model":null,"at":null},"summary":["Extreme heat linked to adverse birth outcomes and potential fetal development harm.","Study notes higher risks of low birth weight in pregnancies during heat.","Heat waves may increase preterm births and earlier deliveries in some regions.","UN projects warming may exceed 1.5 C to 2 C soon, elevating risks.","Experts urge treating pregnant people as a priority in climate adaptation."],"topics":["Health","Environment","Climate"],"lang":"eng","publishedAt":"2026-10-19T09:00:00.000Z","ingestedAt":"2026-10-19T09:56:47.856Z","story":"https://brief.concise.news/story/2a5de19d-f868-4925-8a67-d50ed5f85662","storyId":"2a5de19d-f868-4925-8a67-d50ed5f85662","image":"https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/g9ULntRpuH29675zcK2hGo-1920-80.jpg","author":"Olivia Ferrari","dek":"As climate change fuels extreme temperatures and makes severely hot days more frequent, doctors are concerned about the health impacts on pregnant people."}