Katie McMahon and Kathy Baylis, PhD, discuss research showing that prenatal exposure to hot, humid conditions has significant effects on child growth and health.
Katie McMahon
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Katie McMahon is a PhD student at UC Santa Barbara.
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Prenatal humid heat linked to long-term child health risksPublished: January 12th 2026 | Updated:
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