Air pollution poses serious risks to unborn babies
Air pollution poses serious risks to unborn babies Air pollution has been shown to have a serious impact on pregnancy and the health of the baby, research has shown. Scientists in the UK and Belgium have found evidence that black carbon particles can enter the bloodstream of a fetus. Experts say that pollution can cause miscarriages, premature births and long-term health problems for pregnant women and babies. Air pollution, especially in urban areas, has become a serious health challenge. As pollution levels rise in cities like Kathmandu, concerns are growing about its impact on the health of pregnant women and their unborn babies. Various studies have shown that air pollution can seriously affect pregnancy and the development of the baby. Scientists from the University of Aberdeen in the UK and Hasselt University in Belgium have found evidence that black carbon particles found in air pollution can cross the placenta and enter the bloodstream of a fetus during pregnancy. The info...