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Living in a more disadvantaged neighborhood was associated with a higher prevalence of menstrual disturbances, particularly dysmenorrhea, according to modified Poisson regression models.
Higher perfluorohexanesulfonic acid concentrations and perceived stress scores were associated with miscarriage risk among Black women, and associations were imprecise.
It is demonstrated that consumer products contribute to complex exposure mixtures with reproductive health implications during preconception, as well as health hazard assessment, which identified 107 high-risk EDCs and 47 compounds predicted to have medium-to-high impacts on reproductive outcomes.
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