Health & Medicine
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Traces of Air Pollution Found Inside the Brains and Lungs of Unborn Babies
Unborn newborns' lungs and brains have been shown to contain toxic air pollution particles. Particles that women breathe into their developing fetuses can have long-lasting effects on them.
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