{"id":8635,"date":"2023-09-11T10:44:00","date_gmt":"2023-09-11T07:44:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/urbancare.clinic\/pregnant-women-exposed-to-air-pollution-may-give-birth-to-smaller-babies-study-warns\/"},"modified":"2023-09-11T10:44:00","modified_gmt":"2023-09-11T07:44:00","slug":"le-donne-incinte-esposte-allinquinamento-atmosferico-possono-dare-alla-luce-bambini-piu-piccoli-avverte-lo-studio","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/urbancare.clinic\/it\/le-donne-incinte-esposte-allinquinamento-atmosferico-possono-dare-alla-luce-bambini-piu-piccoli-avverte-lo-studio\/","title":{"rendered":"Le donne incinte esposte all'inquinamento atmosferico possono dare alla luce bambini pi\u00f9 piccoli, avverte uno studio"},"content":{"rendered":"
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L\u2019esposizione all\u2019inquinamento atmosferico aumenta le possibilit\u00e0 di avere bambini sottopeso alla nascita e il rischio pu\u00f2 essere mitigato se le donne incinte vivono in spazi pi\u00f9 verdi, ha scoperto un nuovo studio.<\/p>\n

Gli studi hanno dimostrato che i bambini con basso peso alla nascita corrono un rischio maggiore di asma e di malattie polmonari croniche ostruttive (BPCO) man mano che invecchiano.<\/p>\n

L'ultimo studio<\/a> sottolinea l\u2019importanza di ridurre l\u2019inquinamento e aumentare gli spazi verdi nelle zone residenziali per la salute delle generazioni future. I risultati sono stati pubblicati su BMC Medicine.<\/p>\n

I ricercatori hanno utilizzato i dati dello studio Respiratory Health in Northern Europe (RHINE), che contiene informazioni su 4.286 bambini e le loro madri. Lo studio ha misurato il verde delle aree utilizzando immagini satellitari e l'inquinamento della zona in termini di cinque inquinanti: biossido di azoto, ozono, nerofumo e due tipi di particolato (PM2,5 e PM10).<\/p>\n

Il team ha confrontato il peso alla nascita dei bambini nati incinta<\/a> donne esposte a vari livelli di inquinamento e hanno scoperto che livelli pi\u00f9 elevati di inquinamento atmosferico erano collegati a un peso alla nascita inferiore. Le riduzioni medie del peso alla nascita sono state rispettivamente di 56 g, 46 g, 48 g e 48 g per PM2,5, PM10, biossido di azoto e nerofumo.<\/p>\n

\u201cIl momento in cui i bambini crescono nel grembo materno \u00e8 fondamentale per lo sviluppo dei polmoni. Sappiamo che i bambini con peso alla nascita inferiore sono suscettibili alle infezioni toraciche e questo pu\u00f2 portare in seguito a problemi come asma e BPCO\u201d, disse<\/a> Robin Mzati Sinsamala, che ha presentato domenica lo studio al Congresso internazionale della European Respiratory Society in Italia.<\/p>\n

\u201cI nostri risultati suggeriscono che le donne incinte esposte all\u2019inquinamento atmosferico, anche a livelli relativamente bassi, danno alla luce bambini pi\u00f9 piccoli. Suggeriscono anche che vivere in un\u2019area pi\u00f9 verde potrebbe aiutare a contrastare questo effetto. Potrebbe darsi che le aree verdi tendano ad avere meno traffico o che le piante aiutino a ripulire l'aria dall'inquinamento, oppure che le aree verdi possano significare che \u00e8 pi\u00f9 facile per le donne incinte essere fisicamente attive", ha detto Sinsamala.<\/p>\n

Il professor Arzu Yorgancio\u011flu, presidente dell\u2019Advocacy Council della European Respiratory Society, ha affermato che lo studio aggiunge ulteriori prove all\u2019impatto dell\u2019inquinamento atmosferico sulla salute umana.<\/p>\n

\u201cQuesto studio si aggiunge a un numero crescente di prove sui danni che l\u2019inquinamento atmosferico sta avendo sulla nostra salute, soprattutto nei neonati e nei bambini piccoli vulnerabili. Le donne incinte vorranno proteggere i loro bambini da potenziali danni. Tuttavia, come individui, pu\u00f2 essere difficile ridurre la nostra esposizione all\u2019inquinamento atmosferico o rendere i nostri quartieri pi\u00f9 verdi\u201d, ha spiegato Yorgancio\u011flu, che non \u00e8 stato coinvolto nello studio.<\/p>\n

\u201cCome medici e ricercatori che hanno a cuore la salute dei bambini, dobbiamo esercitare pressioni sui governi e sui politici affinch\u00e9 riducano i livelli di inquinamento dell'aria che respiriamo. Questo studio suggerisce anche che potremmo contribuire a mitigare alcuni degli effetti dell\u2019inquinamento rendendo i nostri quartieri pi\u00f9 verdi\u201d, ha aggiunto Yorgancio\u011flu.<\/p>\n

Pubblicato da Medicaldaily.com<\/p>\n

Fonte quotidiana medica<\/a><\/p>\n

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L\u2019esposizione all\u2019inquinamento atmosferico aumenta le possibilit\u00e0 di avere bambini sottopeso alla nascita e il rischio pu\u00f2 essere mitigato se le donne incinte vivono in spazi pi\u00f9 verdi, ha scoperto un nuovo studio.<\/p>\n

Gli studi hanno dimostrato che i bambini con basso peso alla nascita corrono un rischio maggiore di asma e di malattie polmonari croniche ostruttive (BPCO) man mano che invecchiano.<\/p>\n

L'ultimo studio<\/a> sottolinea l\u2019importanza di ridurre l\u2019inquinamento e aumentare gli spazi verdi nelle zone residenziali per la salute delle generazioni future. I risultati sono stati pubblicati su BMC Medicine.<\/p>\n

I ricercatori hanno utilizzato i dati dello studio Respiratory Health in Northern Europe (RHINE), che contiene informazioni su 4.286 bambini e le loro madri. Lo studio ha misurato il verde delle aree utilizzando immagini satellitari e l'inquinamento della zona in termini di cinque inquinanti: biossido di azoto, ozono, nerofumo e due tipi di particolato (PM2,5 e PM10).<\/p>\n

Il team ha confrontato il peso alla nascita dei bambini nati incinta<\/a> donne esposte a vari livelli di inquinamento e hanno scoperto che livelli pi\u00f9 elevati di inquinamento atmosferico erano collegati a un peso alla nascita inferiore. Le riduzioni medie del peso alla nascita sono state rispettivamente di 56 g, 46 g, 48 g e 48 g per PM2,5, PM10, biossido di azoto e nerofumo.<\/p>\n

\u201cIl momento in cui i bambini crescono nel grembo materno \u00e8 fondamentale per lo sviluppo dei polmoni. Sappiamo che i bambini con peso alla nascita inferiore sono suscettibili alle infezioni toraciche e questo pu\u00f2 portare in seguito a problemi come asma e BPCO\u201d, disse<\/a> Robin Mzati Sinsamala, che ha presentato domenica lo studio al Congresso internazionale della European Respiratory Society in Italia.<\/p>\n

\u201cI nostri risultati suggeriscono che le donne incinte esposte all\u2019inquinamento atmosferico, anche a livelli relativamente bassi, danno alla luce bambini pi\u00f9 piccoli. Suggeriscono anche che vivere in un\u2019area pi\u00f9 verde potrebbe aiutare a contrastare questo effetto. Potrebbe darsi che le aree verdi tendano ad avere meno traffico o che le piante aiutino a ripulire l'aria dall'inquinamento, oppure che le aree verdi possano significare che \u00e8 pi\u00f9 facile per le donne incinte essere fisicamente attive", ha detto Sinsamala.<\/p>\n

Il professor Arzu Yorgancio\u011flu, presidente dell\u2019Advocacy Council della European Respiratory Society, ha affermato che lo studio aggiunge ulteriori prove all\u2019impatto dell\u2019inquinamento atmosferico sulla salute umana.<\/p>\n

\u201cQuesto studio si aggiunge a un numero crescente di prove sui danni che l\u2019inquinamento atmosferico sta avendo sulla nostra salute, soprattutto nei neonati e nei bambini piccoli vulnerabili. Le donne incinte vorranno proteggere i loro bambini da potenziali danni. Tuttavia, come individui, pu\u00f2 essere difficile ridurre la nostra esposizione all\u2019inquinamento atmosferico o rendere i nostri quartieri pi\u00f9 verdi\u201d, ha spiegato Yorgancio\u011flu, che non \u00e8 stato coinvolto nello studio.<\/p>\n

\u201cCome medici e ricercatori che hanno a cuore la salute dei bambini, dobbiamo esercitare pressioni sui governi e sui politici affinch\u00e9 riducano i livelli di inquinamento dell'aria che respiriamo. Questo studio suggerisce anche che potremmo contribuire a mitigare alcuni degli effetti dell\u2019inquinamento rendendo i nostri quartieri pi\u00f9 verdi\u201d, ha aggiunto Yorgancio\u011flu.<\/p>\n

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The findings were published in BMC Medicine.Researchers used data from the Respiratory Health in Northern Europe (RHINE) study, which contains information about 4,286 children and their mothers. The study measured the greenness of the areas using satellite images and the pollution in the area in terms of five pollutants: nitrogen dioxide, ozone, black carbon and two types of particulate matter (PM2.5 and PM10).The team compared the birth weights of children born to pregnant women exposed to various levels of pollution and found that higher levels of air pollution were linked with lower birth weight. The average reductions in birth weight were 56g, 46g, 48g and 48g for PM2.5, PM10, nitrogen dioxide and black carbon respectively."The time when babies are growing in the womb is critical for lung development. 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We know that babies with lower birth weights are susceptible to chest infections, and this can lead to problems like asthma and COPD later on,\" said Robin Mzati Sinsamala, who presented the study at the European Respiratory Society International Congress in Italy on Sunday.\"Our results suggest that pregnant women exposed to air pollution, even at relatively low levels, give birth to smaller babies. They also suggest that living in a greener area could help counteract this effect. It could be that green areas tend to have lower traffic or that plants help to clear the air of pollution, or green areas may mean it's easier for pregnant women to be physically active,\" Sinsamala said.Professor Arzu Yorgancio\u011flu, the chairperson of the European Respiratory Society Advocacy Council, said the study adds more evidence to the impact of air pollution on human health.\"This study adds to a growing body of evidence on the damage that air pollution is having on our health, especially in vulnerable babies and young children. Women who are pregnant will want to protect their babies from potential harm. However, as individuals, it can be difficult to reduce our exposure to air pollution or make our neighborhoods greener,\" explained Yorgancio\u011flu, who was not involved in the study.\"As doctors and researchers who care about children's health, we need to put pressure on governments and policymakers to lower the levels of pollution in the air we breathe. 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