Objective To assess whether exposure to high temperatures in pregnancy is associated with
increased risk for preterm birth, low birth weight, and stillbirth. Design Systematic review and …

Ambient air particulate exposure not only capable of elevating the risks of adverse
pregnancy outcomes, but also has profound implications for human health, but the results …

Background: Chemical and nonchemical environmental exposures are increasingly
suspected to influence the development of obesity, especially during early life, but studies …

Background Evidence for associations between ambient air pollution and preterm birth and
stillbirth is inconsistent. Road traffic produces both air pollutants and noise, but few studies …

Background: Days of extreme temperature may be associated with transiently higher risk of
preterm birth, but prior studies have been limited and results have been heterogeneous …

Background Air pollution exposure represents a major health threat to the developing foetus.
DNA methylation is one of the most well-known molecular determinants of the epigenetic …

Preterm birth (PTB), a major public health impact, has been shown to be associated with
prenatal air pollution exposure, but the results are still inconsistent. This meta-analysis was …

Background: Exposure to heat during pregnancy has been associated with reduced fetal
growth. Less is known about associations with cold and the potential for critical time …

Importance Airborne particulate matter pollution has been associated with preterm birth
(PTB) in some studies. However, most of these studies assessed only populations living …

Background Climate change is increasing the frequency and intensity of heatwaves. Prior
studies associate high temperature with preterm birth. Objectives We tested the hypotheses …