Exposure to low levels of nitrate in drinking water may have adverse reproductive effects.
We reviewed evidence about the association between nitrate in drinking water and adverse …

Abstract Purpose of Review Recently, several epidemiological studies have investigated
whether prenatal exposure to nitrate from drinking water may be harmful to the fetus, even at …

This data set establishes the missing link between drinking-water quality monitoring data at
the water production facility level in the Danish national geodatabase Jupiter and supply …

Background Nitrosatable drugs can be synthesized to N‐nitroso compounds in human
stomach. In a pregnant woman, N‐nitroso compounds can be translocated to the fetus …

Abstract Background In Western countries, age at pubertal development has declined during
the last century in girls, and probably also in boys. No studies have investigated whether …

There is emerging evidence of an association between nitrate contamination in drinking
water and adverse pregnancy outcomes. Few studies have discussed the evidence in the …

Background N-nitroso compounds (NOCs) can be formed by endogenous reactions
between nitrosatable drugs and nitrite. Animal studies have found that several NOCs are …

Background Prenatal exposures to xenobiotics during the masculinization programming
window are suggested to impact male fecundity later in life. Frequently used nitrosatable …

Purpose No studies have investigated if drinking water nitrate affects human fecundity.
Experimental studies point at detrimental effects on fetal development and on female and …

Aims: We provide an overview of nationwide environmental data available for Denmark and
its linkage potentials to individual-level records with the aim of promoting research on the …