This review article summarizes the epidemiological findings published between 2011 and
2016 concerning bisphenol A (BPA), phthalates, dioxins, pesticides, air pollution, fracking …

The extensive evidence regarding the effects of ambient air pollution on child health is well
documented, but limited review summarized their health effects during infancy. Symptoms or …

Poor air quality is thought to be an important mortality risk factor globally,–, but there is little
direct evidence from the developing world on how mortality risk varies with changing …

Reduction of preterm births (< 37 completed weeks of gestation) would substantially reduce
neonatal and infant mortality, and deleterious health effects in survivors. Maternal fine …

Evidence supports an association between maternal exposure to air pollution during
pregnancy and children's health outcomes. Recent interest has focused on identifying …

Numerous studies have examined the association of air pollution with preterm birth and birth
weight outcomes. Traffic-related air pollution has also increasingly been identified as an …

Background Although several previous studies have assessed the association of fine
particulate matter (PM 2.5) exposure during pregnancy with preterm birth, the results have …

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 …

Maternal exposure to ambient air pollution has been associated with preterm birth (PTB),
however, entire pregnancy or trimester-specific associations were generally reported, which …

Backgrounds Evidence is scarce on the relation between maternal exposure to ambient air
pollution during pregnancy and fetal growth in developing countries. Moreover, the current …