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Study in Environmental Health Perspectives links chemicals in personal care products to increased risk of high blood pressure in pregnant women, particularly during 24-28 week gestation.
A study in the journal Environmental Health Perspectives warns that chemicals in personal care products, such as phenols and parabens, may increase the risk of high blood pressure in pregnant women.
These chemicals, commonly used in sunscreen and makeup, may increase the risk of hypertension, especially during the 24-28 week gestation period, potentially leading to oxygen and nutrient deprivation in the fetus.
The researchers suggest limiting the use of these products, focusing on fragrance-free and paraben-free alternatives, and advocating for increased product labeling and industry responsibility to ensure chemicals are proven safe before being put into commerce.
Estudio en Perspectivas de Salud Ambiental vincula químicos en productos de cuidado personal con un mayor riesgo de hipertensión arterial en mujeres embarazadas, particularmente durante la gestación de 24-28 semanas.