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The Environment and Reproductive Health (EARTH) Study: a prospective preconception cohort

PreconceptionBuilt EnvironmentPregnancyNatural EnvironmentPFASNutrition/LifestyleFertilityDEHPBPAART
Jul 8
Written by Nicole Torres
Total Environmental Exposures and Pregnancy OutcomesMedically Assisted Reproduction and Pregnancy OutcomesIdentifying the Effect of Preconception Exposures to PhthalatesIdentifying the Effect of Preconception Exposures to PhenolsWindows of Vulnerability for Chemical Exposures in the EnvironmentAir Pollutants and Adverse Health OutcomesFood Pollutants and Health OutcomesIdentifying Chemical Exposures and Fertility Outcomes
Nicole Torres
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Urinary Concentrations of Phthalate Metabolites in Relation to Pregnancy Loss among Women Conceiving with Medically Assisted Reproduction

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Trimester-specific associations of maternal exposure to disinfection by-products, oxidative stress, and neonatal neurobehavioral development

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