Background: Emerging evidence from animal and human studies indicates that exposure to
traffic-related air pollution may adversely affect fertility. Methods: Among 7,342 female …

Background Emerging data from animal and human studies suggest that traffic-related air
pollution adversely affects early pregnancy outcomes; however evidence is limited …

We aimed to study the potential impact of proximity to major roadways on time-to-pregnancy
and infertility in couples attempting pregnancy in the Longitudinal Investigation of Fertility …

Background Animal and epidemiologic studies indicate that air pollution may adversely
affect fertility. However, the level of evidence is limited and specific pollutants driving the …

Previous studies have suggested that traffic-related air pollution is associated with adverse
fertility outcomes, such as reduced fecundability and subfertility. The purpose of this …

Adverse birth outcomes are associated with exposure to air pollution during pregnancy.
Road proximity is a simple, widely available metric for capturing local variation in exposure …

Background: Maternal residential proximity to roads has been associated with adverse
pregnancy outcomes. However, there is no study investigating mediators or buffering effects …

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association between road proximity and low birth weight. more than in prior analyses, these …

Background The effects of ambient air pollution on pregnancy outcomes are under debate.
Previous studies have used different air pollution exposure assessment methods. The …

Background: Residential proximity to highways is a potential proxy for exposure to traffic-
related pollution that has been linked to adverse birth outcomes. We evaluated whether …