Cliona M. McHale

Nov 29, 2024 | nature.com | Martyn Smith |Cliona M. McHale |David Collier |Angel Nadal |Christopher Rhodes |Robert Sargis

AbstractMetabolism-disrupting agents (MDAs) are chemical, infectious or physical agents that increase the risk of metabolic disorders. Examples include pharmaceuticals, such as antidepressants, and environmental agents, such as bisphenol A. Various types of studies can provide evidence to identify MDAs, yet a systematic method is needed to integrate these data to help to identify such hazards.