Large-scale study finds decline in ovarian reserve related to PM and NO2 in atmosphere

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By mmillikinJun 30, 2019, 5:30 am339 pts
A large-scale study has found that high levels of air pollution adversely effect ovarian reserve—a term widely adopted to reflect the number of resting follicles in the ovary and thus a marker of potential female fertility. Results from the Ovarian Reserve and Exposure to Environmental Pollutants (ORExPo…

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