endocrine disrupting chemicals

What is the Role of Gynecologists in Addressing EDC Exposure?

Gynecologists play a crucial role in addressing EDC exposure:
- Educating patients on the sources and risks of EDCs
- Advising on lifestyle changes to reduce exposure
- Monitoring and managing reproductive health conditions linked to EDCs
- Advocating for policy changes to reduce EDC contamination in consumer products

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