Widespread Exposure to Emerging and Previously Unmeasured Chemicals in Commerce in Pregnant women Across the US

Jessie P. Buckley,Jordan R. Kuiper,Emily S. Barrett,Tracy Bastain,Deborah H. Bennett,Carrie V. Breton,Sridhar Chinthakindi,Anne L. Dunlop,Shohreh F. Farzan,Julie B. Herbstman,Margaret R. Karagas,Carmen J. Marsit,John D. Meeker,Rachel Morello-Frosch,Thomas G. OConnor,Megan E. Romano,Susan L. Schantz,Rebecca J. Schmidt,Edo D. Pellizzari,Deborah J. Watkins,Hongkai Zhu,Kurunthachalam Kannan,Tracey J. Woodruff

Widespread Exposure to Emerging and Previously Unmeasured Chemicals in Commerce in Pregnant women Across the US

2021

BACKGROUND AND AIM: Prenatal chemical exposures are ubiquitous, can influence maternal, fetal and child health, and lead to adverse pregnancy and child health outcomes. The NIH Environmental influe...

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