Christopher Robinson: Prenatal Wildfire Smoke in Pregnancies With Asthma
Christopher Robinson, Associate Professor Maternal Fetal Medicine at University of South Carolina, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“AJOG Presents: Prenatal wildfire smoke exposure and adverse neonatal outcomes in a high-risk cohort of pregnant women with asthma․”
Title: Prenatal wildfire smoke exposure and adverse neonatal outcomes in a high-risk cohort of pregnant women with asthma
Authors: Bronwyn K. Brew, Peter G. Gibson, Adam Collison, Wilfried Karmaus, Stuart Szwec, Elizabeth Holliday, Geoffrey Morgan, Karthik Gopi, Graeme Zosky, Megan E. Jensen, Vanessa M. McDonald, Paul D. Robinson, Joerg Mattes, Vanessa E. Murphy
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