Doctors warn wildfire smoke could raise preterm birth risk
A University of Washington-led study is raising new alarms over the health impacts of wildfire smoke on pregnancy. Researchers found exposure to wildfire-related air pollution is associated with higher odds of preterm birth, especially in the western United States.
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