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Rising heatwaves putting pregnancies at risk

New global study links climate change to a surge in dangerously hot days for pregnant women, with developing nations facing the greatest risks
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Climate change is pushing more pregnancies into high-risk territory, especially in places already struggling with limited healthcare access. Istock

In a sobering reminder of how global warming is reshaping human health, a new study has found that climate change has doubled the number of dangerously hot days for pregnant people in nearly 90 per cent of countries and territories around the world.

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