… Exposure to organochlorine pesticides (OCPs… childbearing-age women living in large
agricultural areas of Northern China, as well as their associated health risks. Ten childbearing-age …

… Finally, if exposure to organochlorine pesticides and PCBs is due mainly to diet (and
assuming that most couples shared their meals), we cannot rule out a potential role of paternal …

… States or present use in other countries may affect the health of reproductive-age women. …
environmental pollutants: a case–control study on Italian women of reproductive age. Environ …

… dramatic decrease in organochlorines levels was observed, at least 1 pesticide or PCB was
… our samples were contaminated by 4 or more organochlorines. Age, body mass index, and …

… the percentage change in organochlorine concentration for a 1-… one or more of the
organochlorines in the initial bivariate … , age, race, BMI, date of blood draw, duration of pregnancy …

… records of OCPs [18,19] (particularly DDT and its metabolites) in Taiwanese breast milk
were also included in this study to examine if OCP body burden of women at childbearing age …

… These seven organochlorine pesticides/metabolites were selected as the exposures of …
the toxicologic literature as potential endocrine disruptors or reproductive toxicants (CitationNRC, …

… Blood samples were collected from two independent subsamples within MoBa; a group of
women (n=96) enrolled in mid-pregnancy during the years 2002–2008 and a group of 3 year …

Organochlorine (OC) pesticide use was restricted starting in the 1970s in developed countries
and the 1980s and 1990s in developing countries. Current exposure to OC pesticides—…

… the association of this variable with age, physical activity, diet and reproductive history. Our
results show higher levels of organochlorine pesticides in overweight women, significantly so …