Resources on reproductive health and the environment
| Information from professional associations, academic institutions, community organizations, and government agencies | |
| Academic Pediatric Association Research articles American Society for Reproductive Medicine Environment and reproduction special interest group membership information Research articles Smoking and infertility Asian Communities for Reproductive Justice Safer products and working conditions, specifically in nail salons Association of Reproductive Health Professionals Clinical publications Continuing medical education Research California Healthy Nail Salon Collaborative Improving the health and safety of workers and customers in nail salons California Teratogen Information Service Pregnancy risk information Environmental exposures and reproductive health Center for Science in the Public Interest Steps to protect pregnant women from harmful bacteria and parasites in food Collaborative on Health and the Environment Chemicals, endocrine disruptors, and reproductive health concerns Environmental Working Group Index of chemicals with associated routes of exposure and health effects | March of Dimes Environmental risks and pregnancy Mercury and reproductive health Moms Rising Pesticides and pregnancy National Institute of Environmental Health Science How endocrine disruptors work and their effects US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Effects of tobacco, pesticides, and lead on reproductive health and infertility Diethylstilbestrol update US Food and Drug Administration dvice for parents on bisphenol A University of California San Francisco Program on Reproductive Health and the Environment Publications on reproductive health related to exposures at work, food and chemical exposure, and toxins in everyday living Women for a Healthy Environment dvice on eating habits, exercising, and avoiding certain chemicals for healthier, environmentally safe pregnancies Women’s Health and the Environment Information on avoiding polyvinyl chloride, styrene, and polycarbonate to maintain hormonal health Women’s Voices for the Earth Chemicals and reproductive health |