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Exposure to air pollution during pregnancy doesn’t just threaten a baby’s lungs; it can impact brain development, too. Research reveals that if an expecting mother is exposed to pollutants—whether through secondhand smoke or environmental air pollution—the fetus’s brain may be at risk of inflammation. Studies link prenatal air pollution exposure to lower IQ, an increased likelihood of autism spectrum disorders, and even a heightened risk of neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer’s later in life. The effects are far-reaching and underline the serious risks air pollution poses to unborn children’s health. <br>Prof. Dr. Shashidhar A, a paediatrician and neonatologist from Koramangala, discusses whether air pollution damages babies&#039; brains.

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