… According to a recent hypothesis, all these abnormalities of the male genital system do have
a common cause, namely exposure to endocrine disruptors affecting the male in early fetal …

Human exposure to EDCs is widespread; bisphenol A, phthalates and persistent organic
pollutants are detectable in all age groups and geographical locations in the USA. …

… with endocrine homeostasis, so-called endocrine disrupting chemicals (EDC), may directly
or indirectly impair female reproduction [Citation5]. The definition of “endocrine disruptor” …

The major concerns with endocrine disruptors in the environment are based mostly on effects
that have been observed on the developing embryo and fetus. The focus of the present …

… can influence the effects of several factors (energy availability through nutrition, stress, sex
steroids, endocrine disruptors) … mechanism under the early influence of environmental factors. …

… This review analyzes how EDCs influence human health, focusing mainly on the human …
Acting as endocrine disruptors, PAEs have an antiandrogenic effect in men via the androgen …

Recent research demonstrated how endocrine-disrupting chemicals (EDCs) may disturb
wildlife populations and possibly also represent a human health risk. Much of the focus has …

… use of industrial and agricultural chemicals and their capacity to influence endocrine function.
Primarily, endocrine disruptors may interfere with natural hormone synthesis, secretion, …

… ER binding per se has only limited influence on endocrine disruption. The nature (estrogenic
or antiestrogenic) or magnitude of the response is a function of the substance itself, …

… issues related to the influence of the dose of … influence of various stimulants and UV filters
on the reproductive system. The article is an overview of the impact of reproductive disruptors …