Safe in the womb? Effects of air pollution to the unborn child and neonates

Overview of attention for article published in Jornal de Pediatria, November 2021

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#Pollution #Disease https://t.co/jEc6AJnPx8

05 Nov 2023

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15 Aug 2023

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If 30 000 people have died prematurely from the Highveld's #DeadlyAir since 2019, imagine the suffering there has been from asthma, respiratory and cardiac conditions. Babies whose health has been compromised by air pollution while still in the womb. https

26 Jul 2022

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@RepStefanik Glad to know you will do everything you can to fight climate change, then. https://t.co/ewM6nIRU9T

01 Jul 2022

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