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Endocrine disruption

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Discusses how women, who are still the primary caregivers, are more exposed to common endocrine disrupting chemicals such as household cleaning products, than are men, and this exposes them to health risks.

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British Columbia Centre of Excellence for Women's Health [10]
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http://www.womenshealthdata.ca/category.aspx?catid=169&rt=2 [11]
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Includes bibliographical references.
Source URL: https://cwhn.ca/en/node/45649

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