Abstract Single-use plastics (SUPs), invented for the modern “throwaway society,” are
intended to be used only once. They are being increasingly produced and used globally …

The pool of primordial follicles formed in the ovaries during early development determines
the span and quality of fertility in the reproductive life of a woman. As exposure to …

Feminine hygiene products, a category of daily necessities, can be a source of exposure to
plasticizers and antimicrobial agents in women. Nevertheless, studies on the occurrence of …

Pharmacovigilance databases contain larger numbers of adverse drug events (ADEs) that
occurred in women compared to men. The cause of this disparity is frequently attributed to …

Per-and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) have been related to reproductive toxicity in
humans, but their occurrence in some specific personal hygiene products, ie, sanitary pads …

Global consumption of take-out food has seen robust growth, particularly in China. However,
little information is available on harmful chemicals in take-out food containers and the risks …

Plastic heterogeneously affects social systems–notably human health and local and global
economies. Here we discuss illustrative examples of the benefits and burdens of each stage …

Feminine hygiene products (FHPs) are used on highly permeable and sensitive vaginal and
vulvar tissues by many women. These products contain a variety of chemicals, and few …

Background From menarche until menopause, the average menstruator will use over 11 000
tampons or sanitary pads. Vaginal and vulvar tissue is highly permeable, and chemicals are …

Abstract Purpose of Review Menstrual bleeding is a regular, common occurrence in a
substantial portion of the population. Menstruators may use more than 10,000 menstrual …