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A comprehensive meta-analysis from thirty-two cohort studies has investigated the relations between prenatal exposure to organochlorine, PFAS, and other EDCs, levels of maternal thyroid hormones during pregnancy, and neonatal thyroid hormone levels describing negative associations of organochlorine and PFAS exposure and neonatal TT4 levels, suggesting potential adverse effects (66, 97)
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More serious but rare risks include pancreatitis, gallbladder disease, and potential dehydration leading to acute kidney injury with severe gastrointestinal effects