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Study finds forest fires linked to low birth weight in newborns

According to a new study, women exposed to smoke from landscape fires during pregnancy are more likely to give birth to babies with low or very low birth weight

United statesQian guoTianjia guanJiajianghui liTao xueUnion medical collegeUniversity of scienceWorld health organizationSchool of healthSchool of public health science centreDepartment of healthSchool of energyInstitute of reproductiveChinese academy of medical sciencesUs agency for international developmentChild health

Pregnant women exposed to landscape fire smoke more likely to have low birth weight babies

Women exposed to smoke from landscape fires during pregnancy are more likely to give birth to babies with low or very low birth weights, according to findings published in eLife.

Qian guoTianjia guanJiajianghui liTao xueEmily hendersonUnion medical collegeUniversity of scienceWorld health organizationSchool of healthSchool of public health science centreDepartment of healthSchool of energyInstitute of reproductiveChinese academy of medical sciencesUs agency for international developmentChild health

Forest fires linked to low birth weight in newborns

A study suggests that exposure to pollution from landscape fires during pregnancy is linked to low birth weights in low and middle-income countries.

Qian guoTianjia guanJiajianghui liTao xueUnion medical collegeUniversity of scienceWorld health organizationSchool of public health science centerSchool of healthDepartment of healthSchool of energyInstitute of reproductiveChinese academy of medical sciencesUs agency for international developmentChild healthPublic health science center

Study links Forest fires to low birth weight in newborns

Women exposed to smoke from landscape fires during pregnancy are more likely to give birth to babies with low or very low birth weights, according to

Qian guoTianjia guanJiajianghui liTao xueUnion medical collegeUniversity of scienceWorld health organizationSchool of healthSchool of public health science centreDepartment of healthSchool of energyInstitute of reproductiveChinese academy of medical sciencesUs agency for international developmentChild healthPublic health science centre

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