OHSU study finds unhealthy air quality from wildfires may impact fertility treatments

OHSU physician-scientists warn of potential reproductive health risks from smoke exposure amid early, severe wildfire season

By Nicole Rideout July 26, 2024 Portland, Oregon

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Molly Kornfield, M.D. (OHSU)

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As climate change fuels increases in wildfires, researchers at OHSU’s Center for Women’s Health are investigating the effects of chronic smoke exposure on reproductive health outcomes. (OHSU)

OHSU study finds unhealthy air quality from wildfires may impact fertility treatments

As climate change fuels increases in wildfires, researchers at OHSU’s Center for Women’s Health are investigating the effects of chronic smoke exposure on reproductive health outcomes. (OHSU)