Air Pollution Escalates Obesity Risk in Babies

Women exposed to increased levels of air pollution during pregnancy have babies who gain weight unusually fast in the first months after birth.

Air Pollution Escalates Obesity Risk in Babies

Women exposed to increased levels of air pollution during pregnancy have babies who gain weight unusually fast in the first months after birth. Read More

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