Tag: Endocrine disrupting chemicals

A new review in Pediatric Research charts how exposome science, from wearable sensors to multi-omics cohorts, is transforming the measurement ...

A major ECHO Program analysis of 586 mother-child pairs found no significant association between prenatal exposure to a 23-chemical mixture ...

Researchers found that untreated cork waste removed competing natural and synthetic estrogens from water more effectively than carbonized versions, achieving ...

Researchers in China have developed a flower-like BiOBr/Bi2O2CO3 S-scheme photocatalyst that activates chlorite under visible light to destroy 92.7 percent ...

A new review warns that xenoestrogens in plastics, pesticides, and consumer products can disrupt estrogen signaling and epigenetic programming in ...

A new computational study links the common cosmetic preservative methylparaben to five key breast cancer signaling proteins and unveils a ...

A new rat study finds that prenatal exposure to bisphenol A disrupts cerebellar gene expression and motor behavior in sex-specific ...

A new Swedish cohort study will follow about 10,000 mothers from a birth cohort into their forties to test whether ...

Everyday chemicals that quietly interfere with hormones—from the bisphenols lining food cans to the "forever chemicals" lingering in drinking water—may ...

Recent advancements in environmental science have underscored the pervasive issue of endocrine-disrupting chemicals, particularly environmental estrogens, that pose a significant ...