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Pilot project of switching to reusable stainless steel specula in a sexual health clinic including carbon footprint and cost estimations

This TOG commentary outlines why the climate and ecological crises should be of particular concern to all those working in women's health, the ways in which our healthcare systems contribute to the…

Commentary on the impacts of the climate and ecological crisis on Women's health, the contribution of Obstetrics and Gynaecology to the crisis, and the ways in which we as clinicians can be part of…

Climate change represents a fundamental threat to human health, with pregnant women and newborns being more susceptible than other populations.

Microplastics may be present in food and drinks from various sources, exposing pregnant women to these particles. Consumption of contaminated food can lead to the ingestion of microplastics by…

Overview of potential effects of microplastic exposure to infants. With a information about bottle feeding's effect of microplastic exposure included.

Recently, microplastic accumulation was observed in the human placenta, raising important questions related to the biological effects of these contaminants on the health of pregnancies and offspring.

This issue of the Journal also addresses the impact of climate change on emerging and re-emerging viral threats

Global climate change is affecting the incidence and geographic spread of many VBDs

What you need to know: - Pills are likely to have a reduced environmental impact compared with an equivalent dose of liquid medication, with less packaging and less wasted medicine - Pill swallowing…