2024
DOI: 10.12771/emj.2024.e20
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Exposure to air pollution and precocious puberty: a systematic review

Rosie Lee,
Jongmin Oh,
Eunji Mun
et al.

Abstract: The worldwide incidence of precocious puberty, which is associated with negative health outcomes, is increasing. Several studies have suggested that environmental factors contribute to the development of precocious puberty alongside genetic factors. Some epidemiological studies have provided limited evidence suggesting an association between exposure to air pollution and changes in pubertal development. This systematic review aimed to summarize existing evidence on the association between air pollution exposur… Show more

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“…Lee et al [6] published a high-quality systematic review on the relationship between exposure to air pollution and precocious puberty. They noted that "most studies suggest that exposure to air pollutants accelerates pubertal development; however, the results from the available studies are inconsistent."…”
Section: Public Healthmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Lee et al [6] published a high-quality systematic review on the relationship between exposure to air pollution and precocious puberty. They noted that "most studies suggest that exposure to air pollutants accelerates pubertal development; however, the results from the available studies are inconsistent."…”
Section: Public Healthmentioning
confidence: 99%