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Working at night increases the risk of miscarriage

Published on: Tuesday 09 April 2019

Researchers at the Frederiksberg Hospital in Copenhagen (Denmark) studied the medical records of 22,744 pregnant women to study the risk of miscarriage between the 4th and 22nd weeks of pregnancy ...

News source: https://www.thetalkingdemocrat.com/2019/04/working-at-night-increases-the-risk-of-miscarriage/

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Working at night increases the risk of miscarriage