Sex-related biological differences might lead to different effects in women and men when
they are exposed to risk factors. A scoping review was carried out to understand if sex could …

Volatile organic compounds are ubiquitous in the environment, which may cause various
adverse health effects. The objectives of this study were to investigate associations of single …

Benzene, a widely existing environmental pollutant, gives huge harm to the hematopoietic
system. Iron is one of the raw materials for the creation of blood cells, but the role of iron in …

Environmental contaminants in ambient air pollution pose a serious risk to long-term
metabolic health. Strong evidence shows that prenatal exposure to pollutants can …

Urban environments are afflicted by mixtures of anthropogenic volatile organic compounds
(VOCs). VOC sources that drive human exposure include vehicle exhaust, industrial …

Environmental antibiotics raise serious health concerns due to their contribution to the
obesity prevalence. Moreover, antibiotics promote antibiotic-resistance bacteria (ARB) which …

Abstract N6-methyladenosine (m6A) is the most prominent epitranscriptomic modification to
RNA in eukaryotes, but it's role in adaptive changes within the gestational environment are …

Maternal exposure to environmental contaminants during pregnancy poses a significant
threat to a developing fetus, as these substances can easily cross the placenta and disrupt …

The hypothalamus is essential in the regulation of metabolism, notably during critical
windows of development. An abnormal hormonal and inflammatory milieu during …

Based on biological sex, the consequential health outcomes from exposures to
environmental chemicals or toxicants can differ in disease pathophysiology, progression …