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Pregnant Women Are Increasingly Exposed to PM2.5 by Forest Fires

Nearly two-thirds of the days when fetuses are exposed to harmful levels of PM2.5 pollution are now due to forest fires, concludes a new US study

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Pregnant Women Are Increasingly Exposed to PM2.5 by Forest Fires

Nearly two-thirds of the days when fetuses are exposed to harmful levels of PM2.5 pollution are now due to forest fires, concludes a new US study

5 days ago·Saint-Georges, Canada

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