Birth Defects and Unconventional Natural Gas Developments in Texas, 1999-2011.
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DOI: 10.1016/j.envres.2020.110511
Abstract: Unconventional natural gas developments (UNGD) may release air and water pollutants into the environment, potentially increasing the risk of birth defects. We conducted a case-control study evaluating 52,955 cases with birth defects and 642,399 controls… read more here.
Keywords: birth defects; birth; 1999 2011; unconventional natural ... See more keywords