Chemicals 'may reduce fertility'
Chemicals commonly found in food packaging, upholstery and carpets may be damaging women’s fertility, say US scientists.
A study published in the journal Human Reproduction measured levels of perfluorinated chemicals (PFCs) in the blood of 1,240 women. Those with higher levels were more likely to take longer to become pregnant.
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