Associations of gestational exposure to air pollution with maternal vitamin D levels: a meta-analysis.

Anne-Claire BinterAkhgar Ghassabian Runyu Zou Hanan El Marroun Aitana Lertxundi-Manterola Karen M SwitkowskiMarisa EstarlichAna Cristina Rodríguez-DehliAna EspluguesTanja VrijkotteJordi SunyerLoreto Santa-MarinaAna Fernández-SomoanoKinga PolanskaRosemary R C McEachanEmily OkenHenning TiemeierMònica Guxens

Published in: The Journal of clinical endocrinology and metabolism (2024)

PM2.5 exposure might contribute to suboptimal levels of vitamin D in pregnancy. Reducing air pollution exposure should be a priority because vitamin D deficiency may adversely influence offspring development.

Keyphrases

air pollution
particulate matter
pregnancy outcomes
lung function
birth weight
pregnant women
weight gain
high fat diet
preterm birth
type diabetes
cystic fibrosis