A/Prof Mark Green

Associate Professor in Reproductive Biology @UniMelb. Deputy Scientific Director @MonashIVF. #DOHaD #embryo #endocrinedisruptors #ARToffspring

[A/Prof Mark Green @mpgreen13]

@_davidlimbrick It was a pleasure to talk with you and the team. I am always happy to help make everyone aware of the issues and what they can do about them. @unimelb #PFAS

[David Limbrick MP 🌸 @_davidlimbrick]

Is your house trying to poison you?

What can you do about it?
Watch this interview with an expert to find out.

[ESA-SRB-ANZBMS @ESASRB]

And we’re underway!

[EDC-Free Europe @EDCFree]

Understanding what #EndocrineDisruptors are hidden in our homes can be daunting.

That's why our #EDCFree campaign members launched #CheckED, an online tool to help you map harmful chemicals in your home (and how to tackle them).

💡 Take the test today! https://t.co/LrpIJD8doz

[A/Prof Mark Green @mpgreen13]

Read the commentary that @amy_winship and I wrote on a new study that has linked traffic noise and pollution to infertility - but the effects differed for men and women https://t.co/ZEHPw4vcED via @ConversationEDU
@ReproductionSRB @BioSci_UniMelb #EDC #fertility

[amy winship @amy_winship]

A new study has linked traffic noise and pollution to infertility - but the effects differed for men and women 🌍 @mpgreen13 @HuttLab @ReproductionSRB

https://t.co/QPlZkB9pXu

[A/Prof Mark Green @mpgreen13]

@NosratiR @NatureComms @MonashUni @monashengineers @maxmgong Excellent, congratulations!

[Environmental Health News @EHNewsroom]

The U.S. government’s failure to set any restrictions on BPA and BPA-like chemicals leaves people exposed at levels hundreds of thousands of times higher than what many scientists consider safe.
https://t.co/k1K1M697ZX

[A/Prof Mark Green @mpgreen13]

Thanks ABC Science for inviting me to be part of Secret Science: Male Fertility. https://t.co/ltgwnYgIor
It was great to get the message out there about the negative impact of endocrine disrupting chemicals! https://t.co/BEU3hkFU6r
@SciMelb @ReproductionSRB @RepHealthOz #EDCs

[Health and Environment Alliance (HEAL) @HealthandEnv]

Bisphenol A, a notorious #EndocrineDisruptor linked to breast cancer, infertility & other serious health impacts, is used in many types of food packaging.

Today, EU member states voted to ban #BPA & some other bisphenols in #FoodContactMaterials.

👉 https://t.co/bEb0tUPxCO

[SRB @ReproductionSRB]

Congratulations to @BrettNixon13 @HMRIAustralia @mpgreen13 @UniMelb for the most downloaded article in the past 60 days in our affiliated journal @RepFertDev 👏👏👏
https://t.co/Jc3AFeg1Ju

[nature @Nature]

The outbreak of avian influenza in US dairy cattle shows no signs of slowing https://t.co/ToudZiv1st

[Billy Hanlon @bhanlon15]

University of Chicago: “A new type of vaccine developed by researchers at the Univ. of Chicago Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering (PME) has shown it can completely reverse autoimmune diseases—all without shutting down the rest of the immune system’
https://t.co/daNP4AVDhy

[nature @Nature]

Carrying a baby creates some of the same epigenetic patterns on DNA seen in older people https://t.co/R6jfBCbrqb

[Reproduction and Fertility @Repro_Fertility]

Leah Calvert et al., have recently published an article on the 'Assessment of the impact of direct in vitro PFAS treatment on mouse spermatozoa'

Find out the results of their study at: https://t.co/lkiIvO1rjy

#reproduction #fertility

[Gary Ruskin @garyruskin]

Another 3 common pesticides are now linked to #Parkinsons disease risk: #simazine, #lindane, and #atrazine. Via @mnt
https://t.co/EHCyaDQxxv

[Guardian Science @guardianscience]

Scientists grow ‘mini-organs’ from cells shed by foetuses in womb https://t.co/8USHVDuqkF

[Health and Environment Alliance (HEAL) @HealthandEnv]

#PFAS chemicals may increase the risk of disease in unborn children, a new study published in @TheLancet today suggests.

These findings add to the mounting pile of evidence that the EU must ban these #ForeverChemicals without delay.

➡️ https://t.co/JDORibSZ0j #BanPFAS

[A/Prof Mark Green @mpgreen13]

Here is one of our most recent publications - alarming concentrations and numbers of EDCs in drink containers. The type of packaging you buy your drink in matters!

Beverages in metal cans may be a significant source of chemical contamination, study finds https://t.co/gQrgNvZtAS

[Environmental Health News @EHNewsroom]

A recent study published in the Journal of Hazardous Materials tested non-alcoholic beverages packaged in plastic, glass, cartons, and metal cans for contamination from endocrine disrupting chemicals (EDCs).
https://t.co/FOfxOK8MyZ