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Study links pregnancy risks to heat and wildfire smoke

A study examines health risks to pregnant people associated with extreme heat and wildfire smoke exposure. The findings concern wider public-health risks linked to worsening environmental hazards.

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Heat and smoke exposure can increase pregnancy complications, especially during severe fire seasons and heatwaves.

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  1. Study explores pregnancy risks from heat and wildfire smoke ↗news-medical.net · Recorded source date: Sep 16, 2026, 3:46 AM UTC

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