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  1. Reproductively toxic environmental chemicals are associated with earlier menopause in humans.

    “suggest that human exposure to certain environmental chemicals can compromise a woman's reproductive health and in some cases, correlate with earlier menopause.”

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    Establishment and depletion of the ovarian reserve: physiology and impact of environmental chemicals

    Cellular and molecular life sciences : CMLS27 Feb 2019

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