reproductive toxicity

What are Common Sources of Reproductive Toxicants?

Common sources of reproductive toxicants include:
1. Phthalates found in plastics and personal care products.
2. Heavy metals such as lead and mercury.
3. Pesticides used in agriculture.
4. Pharmaceuticals and over-the-counter medications.
5. Environmental pollutants like air and water contaminants.
6. Endocrine disruptors that interfere with hormonal systems.

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