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Millions of babies, mostly in South Asia, risk brain damage from breathing toxic air, UNICEF warns

Millions of babies, mostly in South Asia, risk brain damage from breathing toxic air, UNICEF warns

Dec 07, 2017, at 09:53 am

  New York, Dec 7(Just Earth News): Almost 17 million babies live in areas where air pollution is at least six times higher than international limits, causing them to breathe toxic air and potentially risking their brain development, according to a new paper released on Tuesday by the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF).