“…In terms of exposure, 12 studies assessed long-term exposures across different periods of pregnancy [30, 34-38, 41, 42, 44-47], five studies assessed short-term impacts of exposures within the last week [28,32,33,39,40], three studies assessed both short-and long-term impacts [27,31,43], and one study investigated average exposure in the study area with no specific window [29]. In terms of study outcome, 10 studies investigated stillbirth [28,30,31,34,37,40,[44][45][46][47], five studies assessed spontaneous abortion [29,32,33,35,38], four studies evaluated both pregnancy loss outcomes [39,[41][42][43], and two studies evaluated any loss without categorization based on gestational age [27,36]. One study measured pregnancy loss prospectively using clinical assessment [27], five used questionnaires [29,36,[41][42][43], and 15 relied on administrative data or medical records [28, 30-35, 37-40, 44-47].…”