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Key points are extracted by an AI model and may contain errors or omissions. Always check the original sources.- A survey of 1,001 healthcare professionals in Australia, Brazil, India, the United Kingdom, and Zimbabwe found that 98 percent had personally cared for a pregnant woman whose health they believed was adversely affected by extreme heat.
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The article emphasizes that climate change is creating a new and potentially deadly risk around pregnancy and childbirth, urging governments to make maternal and newborn health an explicit part of national climate adaptation and heat-response strategies.
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