… Detection of environmental contaminants in human tissues, … that human infertility rates are
increasing and environmental … evidence to suggest that infertility rates amongst the general …

… Humans are inevitably exposed to these ubiquitously distributed environmental contaminants,
… the blood and seminal levels of environmental contaminants with poor sperm quality. …

… Recent research indicates that the human infertility rate is increasing. Although various
reasons have been hypothesized for the growing infertility rate, environmental contaminants are …

… In the absence of large-scale databases, extensive research, and concrete information
about environmental contaminant effects on human infertility and reproductive health, it is …

… Investigators hypothesize that environmental factors have the … the contribution of environmental
toxicants to infertility in women … exposures, environmental contaminants, and infertility as …

… the evidence linking environmental contaminant exposure to … to environmental contaminants,
and the biological plausibility for … This study reported that the incidence of infertility was …

… exposure, it is unclear whether environmental pollutants with weak oestrogenic effects are
sufficiently potent and prevalent to have biological effects in humans. Male fertility, or sperm …

… infertility, you literally are talking about probably almost every system in the body—infertility …
to link low-level human exposure to an environmental contaminant with a specific end point …

… One of the important developments in the last two decades in the study of human infertility …
function and male infertility (Sikka et al., 1995). Many environmental contaminants have been …

… human infertility … environmental contaminants in human follicular fluid, serum, and seminal
plasma of couples undergoing in vitro fertilization. Archives of Environmental Contamination …