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Phthalates, Bisphenols, and Childhood Allergic Phenotypes: Findings from Two Birth Cohort Studies

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Thomas Boissiere-O’Neill *
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Nina Lazarevic
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Anne‐Louise Ponsonby
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Peter D. Sly
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Aimin Chen
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Tamara Blake
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Jeffrey R. Brook
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Cassidy Du Berry
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Louise King
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Piush J. Mandhane
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Theo J. Moraes
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Elinor Simons
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Padmaja Subbarao
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Dwan Vilcins
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Padmaja Subbarao
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Elinor Simons
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Theo J. Moraes
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Stuart E. Turvey
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Piushkumar J. Mandhane
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Meghan B. Azad
DOI:10.1016/j.envpol.2025.127401delete
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Abstract

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• We used two birth cohorts to examine distinct exposure windows to phthalates. • By stratifying by atopy, we investigated phenotypical associations. • Pre- and postnatal phthalates were positively associated with non-atopic asthma. • Pre- and postnatal phthalates showed non-linear associations with atopic asthma. • There was little evidence of association with other allergic outcomes.
Keywords:
Phthalates
Bisphenols
Pregnancy
Childhood
Allergies
Atopy
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Environmental Pollution
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