Скачать или смотреть Air Pollution and Autism Risk: What Parents Need to Know | Prenatal Exposure Explained

New research reveals a shocking link between prenatal air pollution exposure and autism risk in children. This video breaks down the study published in JAMA Network Open, which found that sulfate and ammonium particles in fine air pollution may disrupt fetal brain development. We'll discuss:
What fine particulate matter (PM2.5) is and its sources
How prenatal exposure to sulfate and ammonium increases autism risk
The most vulnerable periods during pregnancy
The role of ozone exposure in the first year of life
Why urban and disadvantaged communities are at higher risk
Limitations of the study and what it means for public health
This eye-opening video is a must-watch for expectant parents, healthcare professionals, and anyone concerned about the impact of air pollution on child development. Stay informed and take steps to protect your family's health.
Keywords: air pollution, autism risk, prenatal exposure, PM2.5, sulfate, ammonium, fetal brain development, JAMA Network Open, public health, urban communities, disadvantaged communities