Professor University of Illinois Chicago Chicago, IL, United States
Disclosure(s):
Robert Sargis, MD,PhD: CVS/Health: Advisory Board ()
Our lived environment has wide-ranging human health consequences, including for development and reproduction. This session will highlight metabolic and reproductive defects in multiple tissues and organ systems stemming from diverse environmental exposures
Learning Objectives:
Identify how developmental processes influence ovarian function
Discuss how environmental contaminants reprogram sperm
Understand how endogenous hormones and EDCs influence reproductive health
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