Pharmaceuticals, our diet, and workplace have multiple component agents with known or
suspected reproductive toxicity, including many agents with relatively strong human …

OB/GYNs are uniquely poised to intervene in critical stages of human development (ie,
preconception and during pregnancy) to prevent harm. Efforts are underway to provide …

A rise in industrialization and the consequent environmental pollution, an increase in the
use of synthetic chemicals and repeated exposure to hazardous compounds at the …

Approximately 10 to 15% of the population experiences infertility. Although 85 to 90% of
couples or individuals who experience infertility have a diagnosis for their infertility …

Environmental pollution is a great cause of concern, in particular, growing attention is being
paid to the potential of many chemicals to affect the reproductive system in humans. The key …

To better understand the science linking environmental contaminants exposures with
adverse pregnancy outcomes, we reviewed the relevant epidemiologic literature. We …

Although ongoing study is required to winnow environmental ideology from scientific fact,
existing evidence from recent research demonstrates a definitive link between chemical …

The discovery in the mid-1970s that occupational exposures to pesticides could diminish or
destroy the fertility of workers sparked concern about the effects of hazardous substances on …

There is growing concern about the reproductive consequences of exposing human beings
to the current large and complex array of environmental and occupational chemicals …