New European research has found that pregnant women who work more than two night shifts in a week may have a greater risk of miscarriage the following week. Carried out by Danish researchers, the new study looked at payroll data gathered from 22,744 pregnant women working in public services, mainly hospitals, in Denmark. The information was then linked with data taken from Danish national registers on births and admissions to hospital for miscarriage, to calculate how night shift work might affect the risk of miscarriage between weeks four to 22 of pregnancy. The findings, published online inOccupational & Environmental Medicine, showed that after week eight of...
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