Summary
A new study found that heat and smoke from wildfires can affect the health of babies at birth. The research focused on women in Los Angeles.
Key Facts
- The study looked at how heat and wildfire smoke impact babies at birth.
- Researchers focused their study on women living in Los Angeles.
- Wildfire smoke and high temperatures were linked to certain birth outcomes.
- The study suggests a connection between air quality and baby health.
- This research adds to the understanding of environmental impacts on pregnancy.
