Environmental toxins, chronic stress, poor sleep quality, excessive alcohol consumption, and certain medications all play a role
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Systematic reviews and meta-analyses suggest that frequent or prolonged prenatal exposure may be associated with (1925): Higher rates of hyperactivity and attention-related disorders Increased likelihood of ADHD medication use Elevated risk of autism -related neurobehavioral patterns Increased childhood asthma risk, particularly with late-pregnancy exposure A large systematic review of 46 studies found that neurodevelopmental risks appeared dose-dependent and were more pronounced in higher-quality studies (26)
These impacts encompass the diminution of dopaminergic neurons, the buildup of pathogenic proteins, and similar phenomena (573)