Industrial pollutants and their effects on the developing babies

Abstract

The human embryo or fetus is relatively more susceptible to the impact of confrontational conditions inside the mother's womb. An industrial pollutant is responsible for more health problems in urban areas in compared to rural areas. The baby at any stages of growth and development have to be compelled to be protected against environmental health hazards. The surroundings environment effects, from early development to growing their health and life which also influences genetically. Today they are at most risk of being exposed to new chemicals that are mostly not tested for fetus and babies. Since the Second World War, approximately 80,000 new artificial chemicals have been factory-made and discharged into the surroundings in massive amounts and estimated about 10 new chemicals being introduced every day. The overwhelming majority of those chemicals haven't been studied adequately for their impacts on human health or fetus. The developmental stage which is understood as the organogenesis period is more vulnerable and prone to any effects of external stimuli. If the any toxic or otherwise any unfavorable effects causes the various adverse effects such as miscarriage, stillbirth, low birth weight, birth defects. Hence, the aims of present work to establishing a causative link between specific environmental exposures pollutants and its outcomes.