Is there a common mechanism underlying air pollution exposures and reproductive
outcomes noted in epidemiologic and in vitro fertilization lab-based studies? - Fertility and …

There is growing consensus that preconception exposure to environmental toxins can
adversely affect fertility, pregnancy, and fetal development, which may persist into the …

Environmental risk factors (defined as those agents and stresses that are generally the
responsibility of environmental agencies) are often tangible indicators of economic and …

Global industrialization and the contemporary lifestyle have exposed humans to a broad of
environmental contaminants that have the ability to perturb female hypothalamic–pituitary …

INTRODUCTION—There has been growing awareness of the prevalence of chemical and
metal exposures to pregnant women [1]. At the same time, there has been increasing …

As more women enter the workforce, particularly in jobs where exposure to harmful
chemicals may occur, potential reproductive hazards to children as well as parents has been …

Reports are illustrating increasing evidence of perturbed reproductive health in a variety of
species. Given the rate of change and the widespread occurrence amongst a variety of …

Background: Female reproductive system perturbations may decrease a woman's likelihood
of conceiving and carrying her baby to term, influence the future life course of a viable infant …