Researchers to Investigate How Wildfire Smoke May Affect Fertility and Reproductive Health
Researchers at Rutgers Health have received $4 million in funding from the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences to study the impact of wildfire smoke on fertility and reproductive health.
The research program, a collaboration with Emory University's Rollins School of Public Health, will be led by Philip Demokritou and Shuo Xiao from Rutgers, and Audrey Gastkins from Emory University.
The team aims to investigate the effects of wildfire smoke on human health, building on previous research on wildfire-related respiratory health and air quality.
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Author's summary: Researchers study wildfire smoke's impact on fertility.
- Research program: $4 million funding
- Collaboration: Rutgers Health and Emory University
- Research focus: Wildfire smoke, fertility, and reproductive health