Research Links Extreme Heat to Increased Risk of Preterm Births

New research indicates that extreme heat significantly raises the risk of preterm births, with pregnant women being particularly vulnerable between the 16th and 22nd weeks of gestation.

4 Jun, 02:01 — 4 Jun, 02:01

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Extreme heat raises risk of preterm births, research shows

Findings indicate that women are particularly susceptible to the effects of heat between the 16th and 22nd weeks of pregnancy.

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Research Links Extreme Heat to Increased Risk of Preterm Births

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Extreme heat raises risk of preterm births, research shows

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