@CNN: Scientists believe they have discovered the first examples of air pollution traveling through the bloodstream of pregnant women and into their placentas, possibly reaching their fetuses https://t.co/SzzjVUaryM https://t.co/XVWbMAb0wS

September 17, 2018 / The Arbiter / CNN

Scientists believe they have discovered the first examples of air pollution traveling through the bloodstream of pregnant women and into their placentas, possibly reaching their fetuses https://t.co/SzzjVUaryM pic.twitter.com/XVWbMAb0wS

— CNN (@CNN) September 17, 2018

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@CNN: Scientists believe they have discovered the first examples of air pollution traveling through the bloodstream of pregnant women and into their placentas, possibly reaching their fetuses https://t.co/SzzjVUaryM https://t.co/XVWbMAb0wS

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