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• Program on Reproductive Health and the Environment

  University of California, San Francisco

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• Wildfire smoke and pregnancy: what the science tells us and why it matters right now

  Program on Reproductive Health and the Environment · 2026-07-22

• Why social conditions must be part of environmental health risk

  Program on Reproductive Health and the Environment · 2026-07-07

• Everyday chemicals detected in the womb

  Program on Reproductive Health and the Environment · 2026-06-16

• New clues on how PFAS may disrupt placental function

  Program on Reproductive Health and the Environment · 2026-06-11

• Plastic chemicals and microplastic exposures must be reduced to protect children’s brains

  Program on Reproductive Health and the Environment · 2026-06-04

• Surviving extreme heat: expanding access in a warming world

  Program on Reproductive Health and the Environment · 2026-05-19

• Wildfire smoke and pregnancy: what expecting parents need to know

  Program on Reproductive Health and the Environment · 2026-04-16

• Rallying for clean air at the California State Capitol

  Program on Reproductive Health and the Environment · 2026-03-16

• Common pesticides may disrupt placental health

  Program on Reproductive Health and the Environment · 2026-03-05

• Announcing new PRHE interim director Amy Padula

  Program on Reproductive Health and the Environment · 2026-02-12

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