Prenatal phthalate exposure and reduced masculine play in boys

Overview of attention for article published in International Journal of Andrology, March 2010

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@michaelshermer https://t.co/1vgnCgBM4Y

@bill_konersman @michaelshermer This isn't true even in the slightest. There are lots of studies on this topic. Here are just two examples: https://t.co/hKsrxZVnfs https://t.co/8tBAo4PIFJ Shanna Swan is a world leader on this topic and works at one o…

@mrstomlinstan @ErinAnt45428183 @RobinBroadway4 @ramz_ramazani @MattWalshBlog There are multiple studies to transgender nature, but here’s one with a bit more of a reason we may see more feminine men: https://t.co/pDcpLiUPbH

RT @Babygravy9: Here's the study. https://t.co/hfCsLdGpAg

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