ENV 255 - Health and Reproduction

Instructor
Ruhlen

Exploration of relationships between human reproduction and the natural, material, and sociocultural environments in which people live, with attention to both evolutionary science and reproductive justice. Diet, toxins, breastfeeding, male and female infertility, decreasing age of menarche, reproductive cancers, fetal and child development, epigenetics.

Satisfies a major and minor requirement in Environmental Studies.
Satisfies Public Health minor requirement
Satisfies the Social-Scientific Thought requirement.
Satisfies Justice, Equality, and Community requirement.