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 …

Background: Extreme heat caused by climate change is a major public health concern,
disproportionately affecting poor and racialized communities. Gestational heat exposure is a …

Climate change is drastically altering the frequency, duration, and severity of compound
drought‐heatwave (CDHW) episodes, which present a new challenge in environmental and …

Climate change will increasingly affect the health of vulnerable populations, including
maternal and fetal health. This systematic review aims to identify recent literature that …

Seasonal patterns of birth outcomes have been observed worldwide, and there was
increasing evidence that ambient temperature played as a trigger of adverse birth outcomes …

The technological ability to make personal measurements of toxicant exposures is growing
rapidly. While this can decrease measurement error and therefore help reduce attenuation …

Young children are thought to be particularly sensitive to heat waves, but relatively less
research attention has been paid to this field to date. A systematic review was conducted to …

The relationships between meteorology and pregnancy outcomes are not well known. This
article reviews available evidence on the relationships between seasonality or meteorology …

Evidence suggests that heat exposure increases delivery risk for pregnant women.
Acceleration of childbirth leads to shorter gestation, which has been linked to later health …

Background: Although effects of weather changes on human health have been widely
reported, there is limited information regarding effects on pregnant women in developing …