Pregnancy outcomes as related to in utero exposure to air pollution and greenness: The Life-GAP Project.

Robin M Sinsamala Ane Johannessen Randi Jacobsen Bertelsen Simone Accordini Jørgen Brandt Lise Marie Frohn Camilla Geels Thorarinn Gislason Mathias Holm Christer Jansson Iana Markevych Hans Orru Francisco Gómez Real Torben Sigsgaard Svein Magne Skulstad Cecilie Svanes Alessandro Marcon

Published in: Environmental epidemiology (Philadelphia, Pa.) (2024)

Increased greenness and decreased air pollution may contribute to healthier pregnancies and improve overall health in the next generation. This emphasizes the need to adopt policies that target the reduction of air pollution emissions and exposure of the population.

Keyphrases

air pollution
pregnancy outcomes
particulate matter
public health
lung function
pregnant women
healthcare
quality improvement
mental health
preterm birth
risk assessment
health information
human health
health promotion
municipal solid waste