Rising temperatures could raise pregnancy risks globally
They publishedRising temperatures could boost pregnancy risks worldwide — here's how
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Who
What
- 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.
Where
🇺🇸 United States (outlet HQ)
topics: Health, Environment, Climate · language: eng
topics: Health, Environment, Climate · language: eng
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