Good Morning Americaのインスタグラム(goodmorningamerica) - 9月9日 04時47分

The United States is experiencing a summer of extreme heat, and new research is shedding more light on just how dangerous that can be for pregnant women.

Being exposed to prolonged high temperatures – defined as 95 degrees Fahrenheit and higher for three or more consecutive days – can increase the risk of complications like sepsis, hemorrhage and clotting disorders by as much as 27% in pregnant women, according to new research published Thursday in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA).

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