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flag 1°C rise in daily temperatures during the first trimester correlates with lower birth weights in The Gambia.

flag A study in The Gambia reveals that high temperatures during pregnancy negatively affect fetal and infant development. flag Researchers found that a 1°C rise in daily temperatures during the first trimester correlates with lower birth weights. flag The study highlights that infants up to two years exposed to heat may also show reduced growth. flag Urgent interventions are recommended to address climate change's health impacts on vulnerable populations, underscoring the need for further research.

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