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Health Outcomes

The biological and social overlap when evaluating health outcomes of EDC exposure during preganncy. We choose to look at health outcomes from a life course perspective, holistically portraying the impact of chemical exposure from the mother's reproductive health to the development of the offspring in utero until childhood. When analyzing personal care product exposure, we highlight how black communities are disproportionately affected due to entrenched ideologies of racism and values placed on Eurocentric beauty standards.

From a Life Course Perspective

Learn about how EDC's affect reproductive health, prenatal and neonatal development, and childhood.

Health Disparities

Learn about how EDC exposures disproportionately affect certain populations.

Pregnancy, Baby and You

Contact us for questions about EDCs and pregnancy, our services, or our work. We are continuously grateful for your support!

Email: babyandyou@hbs.com

Phone: 123-456-7890

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