The scope of the data and biospecimens in the MIREC Biobank makes it a
significant resource for examining how chemical exposures during fetal development
may impact child health and development over time. In addition, the Biobank allows researchers to examine how women’s health and chemical exposures during pregnancy may impact their health over time.
Learn more about our data and see how MIREC compares to similar studies around the
world HERE.
This file provides a table listing the biomarkers of exposure and effect measured in biospecimens in all MIREC studies so far (MIREC, MIREC-ID, MIREC-CD Plus, MIREC-ENDO). These biomarkers include many types of environmental chemicals (e.g., trace metals and elements, bisphenols, phthalates, parabens, pesticides), nutrients (e.g., vitamins), hormones (e.g., steroid, pubertal, thyroid), lipids (e.g., triglycerides, total cholesterol) and other markers of effect.
This file provides a table listing the data collected in questionnaires in all MIREC studies so far (MIREC, MIREC-ID, MIREC-CD Plus, MIREC ENDO). These data include direct clinic measurements (e.g., height, blood pressure), hospital chart reviews (e.g. delivery information), standardized assessment results (e.g., food frequency questionnaire, BASC-3), and self-report questionnaires (e.g., health history, sociodemographics, lifestyle) collected during pregnancy, infancy, childhood, and adolescence from children and parents.
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Journal:
International Journal of Hygiene and Environmental Health
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Environmental Epidemiology
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2023
Journal:
Neurotoxicology
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