Topic: Japan
NEW YORK (Reuters Life!) - Women living near major, heavily-trafficked roads were more likely to give birth prematurely, perhaps due to traffic-related air pollution, according to a Japanese study.But Takashi Yorifuji, of the Okayama Graduate School of Medicine, and his team said ...
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Pregnant women who live near busy roads may be at a greater risk for delivering before term, suggests a new study from Japan.However, the researchers say it's too early to know for sure if traffic-related air pollution ...
