New study tracking 1,400 participants shows that both maternal and paternal exposure to common air pollutants may increase the risk of infertility because it can be detrimental to egg, sperm and embryo development.
Air pollution impact on male & female fertility
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Developmental impact linked to economic success in adulthood, in study on long term effects of PFAS “forever chemicals”, in contaminated drinking water in 1970s
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