Associations of air pollution exposure with anti-Müllerian hormone as an ovarian reserve biomarker: A systematic review

Key Points

• Ovarian reserve biomarker levels decline with increased air pollution exposure, suggesting significant reproductive effects.
• Key findings reveal that higher air pollution correlates with lower anti-Müllerian hormone levels in several studies.
• Systematic review methodology examined multiple datasets to identify associations between pollution and hormonal changes.
• Implications highlight the need for policy changes to mitigate air pollution and protect reproductive health.