Abstract During 1980–1981, solvents leaked from an underground storage tank of a
semiconductor firm in southern Santa Clara County, California, contaminating local drinking …

We recently concluded that exposure to solvent-contaminated drinking water was an
unlikely explanation for observed excesses of adverse pregnancy outcomes during 1980 …

An epidemiologic study was conducted to investigate a suspected cluster of adverse
outcomes of pregnancies conceived in 1980–1981 among women who resided in a census …

The effects of public drinking water contamination on birth outcomes were evaluated in an
area of northern New Jersey. After excluding plural births and chromosomal defects, 80,938 …

Residents of a census tract that received drinking water from a well contaminated with
solvents were previously shown to experience a spontaneous abortion rate over twice that …

We recently studied pregnancies occurring during 1980–1985 in four study areas in Santa
Clara County, California. Two of the areas were exposed to solvent-contaminated drinking …

The relationship between community drinking water quality and the occurrence of late
adverse pregnancy outcomes was investigated by conducting a case-control study among …

The effects oforganic chemical contamination of drinking water on human reproductive
outcomes are unknown. Few human studies have been performed, and virtually all these …

Exposure during pregnancy to disinfection by-products in drinking water has been
hypothesized to lead to several adverse reproductive outcomes. We performed a …

A previous study of pregnant women whose water supply was potentially contaminated
revealed a significant increase in spontaneous abortions among those drinking tap as …