Girls May Start Puberty Early Due to Chemical Exposure, Study Finds

Posted September 11, 2024

Girls exposed to certain endocrine-disrupting chemicals are more likely to start puberty early – increasing their risk for obesity, diabetes and heart disease, researchers say.

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