Exposure to PM2.5 pollution linked to increased inflammation in pregnant women, affecting fetal health.

A recent study in Science Advances links exposure to PM2.5 pollution to increased inflammation in pregnant women, potentially causing low birth weight and preterm birth. Led by Harvard University, the research found that PM2.5 can disrupt key proteins and genes involved in immune responses, leading to inflammation. This highlights the need for better air quality policies and guidelines to protect maternal and fetal health.

December 02, 2024
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