Study Links Chemical Exposure to Preterm Birth in Pregnant Women

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Pregnant women are exposed to numerous chemicals daily.
The study indicates these chemicals may affect the timing of birth and the baby's weight.
Research was conducted by the School of Global Public Health at the University.
Findings suggest increased risks associated with everyday chemical exposure during pregnancy.
This raises concerns regarding environmental factors affecting maternal and infant health.

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Η καθημερινή έκθεση των εγκύων σε χημικές ουσίες συνδέεται με πρόωρο τοκετόCNN Greece · 1 month ago
Μελέτη: Η έκθεση εγκύου σε χημικές ουσίες συνδέεται με πρόωρο τοκετόSigmalive · 1 month ago

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Pregnant women are exposed to numerous chemicals daily.
The study indicates these chemicals may affect the timing of birth and the baby's weight.
Research was conducted by the School of Global Public Health at the University.
Findings suggest increased risks associated with everyday chemical exposure during pregnancy.
This raises concerns regarding environmental factors affecting maternal and infant health.

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