Question 10864 — dangerous products

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Mrs. Clémentine Autain questions the Minister of Solidarity and Health on the suspected dangerous effects of endocrine disruptors on the health and puberty of future generations. According to a recent study carried out by Public Health France on 27,000 different men, endocrine disruptors associated with other environmental factors are the identified cause of a deterioration in sperm quality in boys. In the At the same time, these results echo the increasingly frequent observation of cases of early or even very early puberty (before age 8) among young women. The figures are alarming: between 1989 and 2005, the sperm concentration in semen fell by almost a third (-32.2%), or 2% per year in the sample of men concerned. Also, the worrying increase in testicular cancer: more than 1.5% per year. At this pace, the effects could be disastrous within a decade. It appears extremely urgent to do everything possible to stop this trend, by deploying all the means necessary to understand this phenomenon and adapt the mass consumer products responsible for this health crisis. She asks him what studies are underway to identify those responsible for these dangerous health trends. public, and what measures are planned to stem a phenomenon of endangering the fertility of all.

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