Findings suggest that reproductive decision-making among women with MS may involve multiple disease-related, psychological, and relationship-related considerations in fertility decision-making.
Panagiota Dourou, K. Gourounti, V. Jotautis et al.· European Journal of Midwifer...· 1 citation
Highlights Prenatal thermal exposure was associated with a spectrum of fetal and offspring neurodevelopmental outcomes, with the strongest and most consistent early-pregnancy evidence involving neural tube defects during the periconceptional and neurulation periods. Experimental evidence indicates that heat stress can...
Alina Liepinaitienė, Nikolaos S. Avramiotis, Dimitra Metallinou et al.· Cells· 0 citations
Higher prenatal PM2.5 exposure was linked to greater caesarean section rates, lower mean birth weight, and reduced APGAR scores, which may indicate a notable adverse effect of prenatal PM2.5 exposure on neonatal outcomes during the pandemic.
Alina Liepinaitienė, Sonata Čerkauskaitė, A. Sarantaki et al.· Environments· 0 citations
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