This review highlights climate change's effects on reproductive health outcomes in vulnerable populations, indicating the need for urgent awareness and action.
Key Points
Climate change significantly impacts reproductive health, resulting in consequences for fertility and pregnancy outcomes.
Vulnerable populations, including women and children, are disproportionately affected by the effects of climate change.
This review analyzes experimental models and epidemiologic data to illustrate the link between climate change and reproductive health.
Addressing climate change's impacts on public health is crucial for improving health outcomes among at-risk groups.