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Pregnant people should be especially vigilant when wildfires pollute the air: doctor

A study notes wildfire smoke can affect the 1st trimester of pregnancy, increasing the risk of low birth weight in full-term babies

Fort mcmurrayUnited kingdomUnited statesMatthew adamsSuzanne kingShian chanDavid olsonUniversity of toronto mississaugaLancet regional health americasMcgill universityUniversity of albertaBritish columbiaNova scotiaWee shian chanToronto mississauga

Pregnant people should be especially vigilant when wildfires pollute the air: doctor

A study notes wildfire smoke can affect the 1st trimester of pregnancy, increasing the risk of low birth weight in full-term babies

Fort mcmurrayUnited kingdomUnited statesSuzanne kingShian chanDavid olsonMatthew adamsMcgill universityUniversity of toronto mississaugaUniversity of albertaLancet regional health americasBritish columbiaNova scotiaWee shian chanToronto mississauga

Pregnant people should be especially vigilant when wildfires pollute the air: doctor

A study notes wildfire smoke can affect the 1st trimester of pregnancy, increasing the risk of low birth weight in full-term babies

Fort mcmurrayUnited statesUnited kingdomSuzanne kingMatthew adamsDavid olsonShian chanLancet regional health americasUniversity of albertaUniversity of toronto mississaugaMcgill universityBritish columbiaNova scotiaWee shian chanToronto mississauga

Pregnant people should be especially vigilant when wildfires pollute the air: doctor

A study notes wildfire smoke can affect the 1st trimester of pregnancy, increasing the risk of low birth weight in full-term babies

Fort mcmurrayUnited kingdomUnited statesMatthew adamsDavid olsonShian chanSuzanne kingLancet regional health americasUniversity of toronto mississaugaMcgill universityUniversity of albertaBritish columbiaNova scotiaWee shian chanToronto mississauga

Pregnant people should be especially vigilant when wildfires pollute the air: doctor

A study notes wildfire smoke can affect the 1st trimester of pregnancy, increasing the risk of low birth weight in full-term babies

Fort mcmurrayUnited kingdomUnited statesSuzanne kingMatthew adamsDavid olsonShian chanLancet regional health americasUniversity of albertaUniversity of toronto mississaugaMcgill universityBritish columbiaNova scotiaWee shian chanToronto mississauga

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