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Wildfire Smoke Exposure Raises Preterm Birth Risk by 7% Per Unit, Highlighting Summer Pregnancy Health Dangers
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Wildfire Smoke Exposure Raises Preterm Birth Risk by 7% Per Unit, Highlighting Summer Pregnancy Health Dangers

Medical Daily

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Tuesday, June 16, 2026

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United States

Wildfire smoke — one of the fastest-growing sources of air pollution in the United States — significantly increases the risk of preterm birth, with exposure during the second trimester posing the greatest health risk to pregnant women. University of Washington research analyzing 20,000+ births confirms wildfire smoke raises preterm birth risk by 7% per exposure unit.

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Medical Daily
Tuesday, June 16, 2026
Wildfire Smoke Exposure Raises Preterm Birth Risk by 7% Per Unit, Highlighting Summer Pregnancy Health DangersBy Elena Vega