Environment and Fertility
The environment in which we live, along with the spaces where we move and work, increasingly impacts our reproductive health.
From the air we breathe and the water we drink to the food we consume every day, we come into contact with numerous chemical substances that can diminish our fertility and negatively affect the progression of a pregnancy.
The section “Environment & Fertility” presents the environmental factors currently concerning the modern scientific community in relation to our reproductive health, as well as their potential effects on human reproduction. From endocrine disruptors to air pollution and climate change, the need for institutional reforms in prevention and management is becoming increasingly urgent.
We cover all the latest developments alongside official statements from scientific societies and institutional bodies, aiming to highlight the critical role of the environment in fertility issues and to promote practical ways to prevent and safeguard our reproductive health.
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