Extreme heat is dangerous to mothers and babies | UNICEF  @UNICEF
Extreme heat is dangerous to mothers and babies | UNICEF  @UNICEF
UNICEF | Extreme heat is dangerous to mothers and babies | UNICEF @UNICEF | Uploaded July 2024 | Updated October 2024, 1 week ago.
Extreme heat is increasing the risk of adverse birth outcomes and heat related illnesses and deaths in children.
Enough. Leaders must take urgent #ClimateAction, for every child.

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