Exploring How Climate Change Affects Maternal Health and Pregnancy
Climate Change and Its Role in Pregnancy Complications
Climate change is increasingly recognized as a critical factor affecting maternal health and pregnancy. Pregnant individuals face numerous challenges from extreme weather, including heat waves and severe storms.
Risks of Extreme Heat
- Pre-term births: High temperatures during pregnancy can trigger early labor.
- Miscarriages: Skepticism exists around the correlation, but studies indicate potential risks.
Addressing the Challenges
- Stay hydrated during hot weather.
- Seek medical advice when needed.
- Advocate for policies addressing climate concerns.
Climate change continues to threaten maternal health outcomes.
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