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studies have caused some to question the safety of tap water consumption
by pregnant women. Studies have shown a link between chemical byproducts
in tap water and miscarriage rates. Doctors and authorities have
not banned tap water for pregnant women just yet, though. Water
is very important for pregnant women, who need more than other adults.
"If people are worried, they should call their local water
utilities and find out if the level of trihalomethane is high,”
said Shanna Swann, chief of the reproductive epidemiology section
of the California Department of Health. Trihalomethanes are the
byproducts of chlorination and decaying plant material.
