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A. Wesselink

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Aug 2026

Predictive Models of Pregnancy Based on Male Partner Data From a Preconception Cohort Study.

BACKGROUND Male factors contribute to approximately 50% of couple infertility, yet few studies have used machine learning with comprehensive male partner lifestyle and behavioral data to predict spontaneous conception. OBJECTIVES To develop and validate machine learning models predicting spontaneous conception using...

Mahtab Talaei, J. Yland, Zahra Zad et al. · 0 citations
Sep 2026

Beyond poverty and education: measuring structural racism in neighborhoods to understand racialized birth outcome disparities.

Neighborhood context is a root cause of poor health and racial health disparities, including disparities in adverse birth outcomes. In a recent article, XXXX et al. leveraged a multi-generationally linked dataset of South Carolina birth certificates to construct life course trajectories of census tract-level neighborho...

Brittney Francis, A. Wesselink · 0 citations
Open access Aug 2026

Neighborhood disadvantage and menstrual disturbances in a preconception cohort.

OBJECTIVE Neighborhood disadvantage is associated with adverse reproductive health outcomes, but its association with menstrual disturbances is understudied. Our objective was to estimate the association between neighborhood socioeconomic disadvantage and prevalence of menstrual disturbances (abnormal uterine bleeding...

Ruth J. Geller, M. Willis, Collette N. Ncube et al. · 0 citations
Open access Jul 2026

Contribution of Consumer Products to Emerging Chemical Exposures in a Preconception Cohort Study

It is demonstrated that consumer products contribute to complex exposure mixtures with reproductive health implications during preconception, as well as health hazard assessment, which identified 107 high-risk EDCs and 47 compounds predicted to have medium-to-high impacts on reproductive outcomes.

Jie-Qiong Zhou, E. Lin, A. Wesselink et al. · 1 citation

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