Systematic evidence mapping informs a class-based approach to assessing personal care products and pubertal timing
Kyla W. Taylor(National Institutes of Health), Andrew A. Rooney(National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences), Paige A. Bommarito(National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences), Symielle A. Gaston(National Institutes of Health), Cynthia V. Rider(National Institutes of Health), Courtney Lemeris(ICF International (United States)), Christopher A. Sibrizzi(ICF International (United States)), Donna D. Baird(National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences), Chandra L. Jackson(Harvard University), Robyn Blain(University of Massachusetts Amherst), Kembra L. Howdeshell(University of Missouri), Wren Tracy(ICF International (United States)), Vickie R. Walker(National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences), Kristen Magnuson(ICF International (United States))
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