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Wildfire smoke exposure during pregnancy linked to autism risk in children

Wildfire smoke exposure during pregnancy linked to autism risk in children

A groundbreaking new study has revealed that pregnant women who were exposed to smoke from California wildfires may have a higher risk of their children developing autism.



The risk could be worse for women who were exposed to smoky conditions for multiple days. AP

Close-up of a pregnant woman in a white shirt and gray cardigan, holding her belly against a light blue wall.
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