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HealthResearchers examine how air pollution may affect women’s fertility and menstrual cycles

Researchers are studying whether long-term exposure to air pollution affects women’s reproductive health. Studies have linked higher exposure with greater infertility risk and longer or more irregular menstrual cycles, while Canadian researchers are examining possible effects of wildfire smoke on fertility and pregnancy outcomes.

GGlobal News 2026-09-04 20:39