Long-term pollution exposure may increase cancer risks in women
Research has raised fresh questions about women's health, with experts examining whether prolonged exposure to PM2.5 could contribute to gynaecological cancer risk. Research on pollution exposure with changes in reproductive milestones, including delayed menstruation and early menopause. Medical evaluation is advised for heavy periods, persistent pelvic pain and lasting urinary or bowel changes.
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