Your Health and Safety at Work: A Collection of Modules: Male and Female Reproductive Health Hazards in the Workplace

Introduction When and How does Reproductive Damage Occur? Hoe Can You Know if a Chemical, Biological Agent, Physical Agent or Work Situation is Hazardous to Your Reproductive Health Protecting Your reproductive Health Role of the Health and Safety Representative Summary Excercise: A case of Negative Male Fertility Outcome Due to Chemical Exposure at Work Glossary Appendix - 1: Chemicals that have Toxic Effects on Reproduction Appendix - 2: Reproductive Hazards to Men and Women Appendix - 3: Chemical Reproductive Hazards affect both Men and Women Appendix - 4: Industries with a Reported increased Risk of Adverse Reproductive Outcome in Exposed Women without Linkage to Specific Exposures Appendix - 5: Examples of Agents Toxic to the Male Reproductive System Appendix - 6: Carcinogenic Chemicals in Electronics Manufacturing Appendix - 7: Examples of Substances Observed to induce Adverse reproductive Outcomes Following Exposure during Pregnancy