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Study suggests forward bending at work may increase miscarriage risk · Cyprus Report

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Study suggests forward bending at work may increase miscarriage risk

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A study indicates that bending forwards frequently at work during early pregnancy may elevate miscarriage risk.
Walking or standing for prolonged periods is also linked to a higher risk of miscarriage.
Approximately 15% of women experience miscarriage, influenced by various risk factors.
These risk factors include parental age, smoking, night shift work, and environmental exposures.

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Bending forwards a lot at work in early pregnancy may increase miscarriage risk, study suggestsThe Guardian · 1 month ago

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A study indicates that bending forwards frequently at work during early pregnancy may elevate miscarriage risk.
Walking or standing for prolonged periods is also linked to a higher risk of miscarriage.
Approximately 15% of women experience miscarriage, influenced by various risk factors.
These risk factors include parental age, smoking, night shift work, and environmental exposures.

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