Professor Valérie Langlois, a ecotoxicogenomics researcher at Institut national de recherche scientifique (INRS), has been interested in the harmful effects of chemical contaminants on animals and ...

Hormone hazards can hide in everything from cosmetics to cleaning products. Here's how to avoid endocrine disruptors!

A researcher from the Institut national de recherche scientifique (INRS) will lead the $1.4 million Canada Research Chair in ...

While it is not definite that lifestyle changes would result in increased fertility, specific practices can help both men and ...

A recent study reveals that black plastic kitchen utensils may release harmful chemicals into food, potentially causing cancer and other health issues. "We've been using them since the 1970s," said ...

Microplastics have found their way into human placentas, and experts are worried about their harmful effect on mothers and developing foetuses ...

Balancing hormones naturally requires a holistic approach including a nutrient-rich diet stress management and proper ...

A comprehensive review published today in Brain Medicine by leading neuroendocrinologist Professor Hyman M. Schipper from McGill University's Department of Neurology and Neurosurgery maps out the ...

A comprehensive review published in Brain Medicine by leading neuroendocrinologist Professor Hyman M. Schipper from McGill ...

Domestic cats are sterilized via ovariohysterectomy, but this procedure is not feasible for the larger population of free-roaming cats. Here they show that injecting high levels of anti-Müllerian ...

Phthalates, a class of chemicals added to some plastics to make them more flexible, can leach out of food packaging. Some phthalates are known endocrine disruptors that can impact health.