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The Chemical Exposome on Ovarian Aging in Adult Women: a Narrative Review
Lauren M. Petrick
, Lauren A. Wise
, Elena Colicino
, Megan K. Horton
, Jaron Rabinovici
, Tzipora Strauss
, Batya Sarna
,
Liat Lerner-Geva
, Michal A. Elovitz
, Rosalind J. Wright
, Andrea A. Baccarelli
, Ronit Machtinger
Tel Aviv University
Clinical Departments
School of Public Health
Obstetrics & Gynecology
Tel Aviv University
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Adult Women
100%
Air Pollution
100%
Ovarian Aging
100%
Polyfluoroalkyl Substances
100%
Chemical Exposome
100%
Risk Factors
66%
Environmental Exposure
66%
Phthalate Metabolites
66%
Identify Risk
33%
Sex Hormones
33%
Knowledge Gaps
33%
Selection Bias
33%
Menopausal Transition
33%
Estradiol
33%
Persistent Organic Compounds
33%
Adverse Pregnancy Outcomes
33%
Diverse Populations
33%
Exposome
33%
Testosterone
33%
Ovarian Function
33%
Organic Chemicals
33%
Infertility Treatment
33%
Potential Risk Factors
33%
Reproductive Aging
33%
Phthalates
33%
Chemical Exposure
33%
Chlorinated Organics
33%
Toxic Metals
33%
Female Reproductive
33%
Omics Technologies
33%
Chlorinated Solvents
33%
Reproductive Physiology
33%
Chemical Aging
33%
Compound Function
33%
Metal-air
33%
Decreased Ovarian Function
33%
Advanced Omics
33%
Chemical Risk Factors
33%
Medicine and Dentistry
Phthalic Acid
100%
Exposome
100%
Metabolite
66%
Ovary Function
66%
Environmental Exposure
66%
Sex Hormone
33%
Diethylstilbestrol
33%
Toxic Substance
33%
Climacterium
33%
Phenol Derivative
33%
Selection Bias
33%
Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
Phthalic Acid
100%
Environmental Exposure
66%
Sex Hormone
33%
Diethylstilbestrol
33%
Toxic Substance
33%