Poor air quality caused by traffic pollution can be highly detrimental to unborn babies, increasing the risk of premature births, shows a Californian study published in the journal ‘Environmental Health’. The findings associate exposure to polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs), toxic traffic pollutants, with a 30% increase in preterm births. The study focused on the link Related posts: Decrease in premature births in America

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Premature Birth Risk Increased by Air Pollution