A summary of articles on endocrine disrupting chemicals (EDCs) added to PubMed last week.
Contents: Methods/Tools/Screening, Commentaries, Reviews/Meta-Analyses, Human Health Studies, Laboratory Studies, Exposure/Environment Studies
Highlights:
- Circulating Microplastics in Acute Ischemic Stroke
- Surface-driven endocrine activity of nanoplastics: polymer- and size-dependent estrogen and androgen receptors modulation without steroidogenesis perturbation.
- Relationship between Micro- and Nanosized Plastics in Cord Blood and Birth Weight and Gestational Age of Newborns
Methods/Tools/Screening
Rethinking “Control” in Micro- and Nanoplastic Toxicology: Toward Exposure-Defined Reference States.
Commentaries
Editorial: Transgenerational effects of endocrine disrupting chemicals: unraveling hormonal and health impacts across generations. [intro to a Research Topic in Frontiers in Endocrinology]
Reviews/Meta-Analyses
Numerous Chemicals/Mixtures
Bisphenols/Phthalates
Persistent Organic Pollutants: PCBs, Dioxin, OCPs
PFAS
Pesticides
Microplastics/Nanomaterials
Pharmaceuticals/Personal Care Products
Human Health Studies
Numerous Chemicals/Mixtures
Bisphenols
Phthalates
PFAS
Flame Retardants
Pesticides
Metals/Metalloids
Microplastics/Nanomaterials
Air Pollution
Laboratory Studies
Numerous Chemicals/Mixtures
Integrative multi-omics analysis identifies endocrine-disrupting chemical-related molecular mechanisms in migraine.
Bisphenols
Protective Role of Ziziphus lotus Fruits and Leaves Extracts Towards BPA-Associated Testis Toxicity.
Phthalates
PFAS
Flame Retardants
Pesticides
Metals/Metalloids
Microplastics/Nanomaterials
Isolation and Characterization of Nanoplastics from the Environment and Their Reproductive Toxicity.
Pharmaceuticals/Personal Care Products
Exposure/Environment Studies
Numerous Chemicals/Mixtures
PFAS
Pesticides
Metals/Metalloids
Microplastics/Nanomaterials
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This list is not meant to be exhaustive, and generally does not include studies on detection, remediation, or treatment of EDCs. Industry-funded articles are included without notation. Note that journal publication dates may be different from dates added to PubMed. To see the searchable archives, please email me and ask to join the EDC Science Weekly group EDC_research@ googlegroups.com. There are searchable archives. Compiled by Sarah Howard of Healthy Environment and Endocrine Disruptor Strategies (HEEDS), a program of Environmental Health Sciences.
