Pregnant women who use perfume and plastic are at risk of high blood pressure, study finds

Daily Mail Health · 16 August 2026 at 01:15

Pregnant women who use perfume and plastic are at risk of high blood pressure, study finds

Pregnant women with the highest level of phthalates in their blood had the highest blood pressure readings.

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Pregnant women who use perfume and plastic are at risk of high blood pressure, study finds

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