Occupational reproductive health risks
Filkins, K.; Kerr, M.J.
Occupational Medicine 8(4): 733-754
1993
ISSN/ISBN: 0885-114X PMID: 8303489 Document Number: 405204
The potentially harmful effects on women of certain workplace exposures are widely appreciated, and steps to control these have included legislative efforts such as right-to-know laws of well as corporate policies mandating selective restriction of fertile women, which are illegal under federal civil rights laws. This chapter reviews the various occupational health risks reproductive women face in the workplace but also considers the effects of other genetic, medical, social, infectious, and environmental factors which may be of even greater concern than most occupational factors.
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