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How does smoke harm babies?
Wildfire smoke contains tiny particles that, when inhaled by a pregnant person, can cross into the bloodstream and reach the developing baby. These particles can interfere with growth and development, leading to potential health issues. This study highlights how these microscopic threats are now a major concern.
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