Phthalates and Development
Increased exposure to phthalates is linked to shorter anogenital distances in males, indicating a shift in developmental patterns. This change suggests that male characteristics are becoming more feminized, with notable effects on genital size and descent. The implications for health and development raise significant concerns about environmental influences on gender differentiation.In this clip
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