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A cross‐sectional study of brownfields and birth defects

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Brownfields are a multitude of abandoned and disused sites, spanning many former purposes. Brownfields represent a heterogenous yet ubiquitous exposure for many Americans, which may contain hazardous wastes and represent… Click to show full abstract

Brownfields are a multitude of abandoned and disused sites, spanning many former purposes. Brownfields represent a heterogenous yet ubiquitous exposure for many Americans, which may contain hazardous wastes and represent urban blight. Neonates and pregnant individuals are often sensitive to subtle environmental exposures. We evaluate whether residential brownfield exposure is associated with birth defects.

Keywords: birth defects; sectional study; brownfields birth; cross sectional; birth; study brownfields

Journal Title: Birth Defects Research
Year Published: 2022

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