This research investigates hormonal disruption effects from endocrine disrupting chemicals on anogenital distance in infants, suggesting implications for reproductive health.
AGD in mini-puberty and growth across infancy may reflect EDC-mediated hormonal disruption in utero, particularly in females, supporting the need to investigate these markers as predictors of long-term reproductive health.
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