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Sep 2026
The association of extreme heat and PM2.5 with preterm birth and low birthweight in Florida, United States
The results suggest the importance of considering duration and magnitude in defining heat exposure to understand the effects of extreme heat on pregnancy and suggest a need for improved comparability of heatwave definitions as climate change continues to accurately assess their public health impacts.
Jessica A. Broach, E. Harville, Jihoon Jung et al.
· Frontiers in Environmental H... · 0 citations