Genetically speaking, captivity is fishy business.
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High levels of PCBs tied to defective sperm in infertile men.
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Mercury exposure linked to ramp up of thyroid antibody.
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PCBs could harm babies' immune system.
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Leather trash may turn into medical treasure.
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Rice consumption linked to higher arsenic levels in pregnant women.
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Infertile couples have higher exposure to phthalates.
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Insecticide in infant's first stool linked to underdeveloped motor skills later.
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Chemical exposures cause child IQ losses that rival major diseases.
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Texas tweens have high levels of persistent organic pollutants.
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'Inactive' phthalates widespread in medications.
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Childhood obesity linked to phthalate exposure.
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Masks can cut air pollution risks.
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