SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 3 — Hot weather can cause a spike in the number of babies being born early, a phenomenon that may harm infant health and is likely to get worse as temperatures climb due to climate change, scientists said yesterday. Researchers...
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Hot weather linked to rise in early childbirth, study shows
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