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A study of 1,097 children born at term found that exposure to fine-particle pollution during the second trimester and to wildfire smoke during the third trimester was associated with a higher likelihood of developing asthma in early childhood. The researchers stressed that the findings do not prove that smoke causes asthma, but they point to periods when a fetus may be more vulnerable. They advised pregnant people to stay indoors, keep windows closed, and use air purifiers on polluted days to reduce smoke inhalation.
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