Anogenital distance

Exposure to a common chemical family may affect baby boys’ development in the womb

March 1, 2015Health

Plastics are a blessing and a curse of modern life. As they have become more ubiquitous with every passing decade, the potential dangers they pose to human to the human body and to the environment have become a growing concern. A new study suggests one of these concerns may begin before a child is even born.

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