Birth cohort studies are characterized as longitudinal investigations of research subjects with at least one common characteristic, usually being born in the same time and place. Such studies are increasingly common around the world and across a number of disciplines (Gibbon and Pentecost 2019), including toxicology. The small group of approximately twenty reproductive and developmental toxicologists I researched while conducting …
Toxicology and the chemistry of cohort kinship
This article is part of the series: Excavating and (re)creating the biosocial: Birth cohorts as ethnographic object