J. H. Kim

Prenatal bisphenols and ambient air pollutants are differentially associated with early childhood length and weight from birth to 36 months: a multi-domain mixture analysis in a Korean birth cohort.

It is suggested that prenatal exposure to bisphenol analogues and ambient air pollutants may be associated with early childhood growth and warrants further investigation, and the use of mixture-based approaches in environmental health research should not be interpreted as evidence of causal effects.