Bisphenol A and congenital developmental defects in humans
M Guida, J Troisi, C Ciccone, G Granozio… - Mutation Research …, 2015 - Elsevier
Over 50% of the causes of fetal malformations in humans are still unknown. Recent
evidence suggests the relationship between environmental exposure to endocrine
disruptors and fetal malformations. Our study aims to establish the role of Bisphenol A (BPA),
if any, in altering human reproduction. We enrolled 151 pregnant women who were divided
into two groups: case group (CS, n= 101), women with established diagnosis of
developmental defect, and control group (CL, n= 50), pregnant women with normally …
evidence suggests the relationship between environmental exposure to endocrine
disruptors and fetal malformations. Our study aims to establish the role of Bisphenol A (BPA),
if any, in altering human reproduction. We enrolled 151 pregnant women who were divided
into two groups: case group (CS, n= 101), women with established diagnosis of
developmental defect, and control group (CL, n= 50), pregnant women with normally …