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Phthalate exposure linked to pregnancy complications

Exposure to phthalates — chemicals found in many common consumer products — may disrupt placental corticotropin-releasing hormone, causing negative pregnancy outcomes, according to a study published in Environment International. “There is lots of evidence that placental corticotropin-releasing hormone (pCRH) is incredibly important in pregnancy, including playing a key role in

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How Covid pandemic is affecting Black and Latinx health care workers in support roles

A Rutgers study gives new insight into the experiences and perspectives of Black and Latinx people working in supportive health care roles during the

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Phthalates linked to disruption of placenta hormone

"Associations between phthalates and pCRH among women with pregnancy complications grew stronger across the course of pregnancy."

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Common Consumer Product Chemicals May Disrupt Healthy Pregnancy Hormones

Phthalates – found in many consumer products – may disrupt levels of a pregnancy hormone that promotes the onset of labor.

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Chemical Commonly Found in Consumer Products May Disrupt Hormone Needed for Healthy Pregnancy

The study was the first to examine the impact that phthalates have on the placental corticotropin releasing hormone, which plays an important role in

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