Wildfire smoke now poses top pregnancy risk, study finds

Hackensack Meridian Medical Group's Dr. Craig Basman explains a new study identifying wildfire smoke as the top pregnancy pollutant. He warns of severe health risks while providing safety guidance for expectant mothers.

Hackensack Meridian Medical Group's Dr. Craig Basman joins 'Fox & Friends First' to discuss a new study showing wildfire smoke is now the primary pollutant affecting pregnancies. Basman outlines critical health risks, including preterm birth, low birthweight and impaired fetal growth, warning expectant mothers to monitor local air quality indexes closely during active fire seasons.