Background Prenatal exposure to environmental pollutants such as mold, lead, pesticides,
tobacco, and air pollutants has been suggested to impair cognitive development. Evidence …

A systematic review of the literature on the effects of air pollution on low birth weight (LBW)
and its determinants, preterm delivery (PTD) and intrauterine growth restriction (IUGR), was …

Although previous studies have reported the adverse effect of air pollution exposure during
pregnancy on neurodevelopment in children, epidemiological evidence is limited, and the …

Introduction Previous studies have suggested adverse effects of maternal exposure to air
pollution on neurodevelopment in early childhood. Objectives We aimed to investigate the …

BACKGROUND Although several epidemiological studies have assessed the association
between air pollution exposure during early life and child neurological development, it is yet …

Accumulating data suggest that air pollution increases the risk of internalizing
psychopathology, including anxiety and depressive disorders. Moreover, the link between …

To investigate the association between the ambient air pollution levels during the prenatal
and postnatal stages and early childhood neurobehavioral development, our study recruited …

Background Little is known about the impacts of maternal exposure to acute episodes of
outdoor air pollution, such as that resulting from wildfires, on obstetric and neonatal …

The neurotoxicity of NO 2 exposure is well-known and potentially causes impaired of neural
functions. This review aimed to estimate associations between prenatal NO 2 exposure and …

Adverse impacts of prenatal or postnatal ambient particulate matter exposure have been
identified on offspring neurodevelopment. However, it is unclear whether the effect in the two …