Endocrine disruption from chemical exposure occurs when endocrine-disrupting chemicals (EDCs) interfere with the natural hormone systems in humans or other non-human living beings. Even subtle disturbances to these finely regulated systems can potentially lead to adverse effects, e.g., on reproduction, growth, and development. EDCs may be ubiquitously present in a wide range of sources, such as everyday consumer products, food-contact materials, or industrial materials. As the regulatory landscape for endocrine disruption continues to evolve, DHI can help you understand, navigate, and comply with emerging regulatory requirements.

At DHI, we deliver independent, science-driven assessments of potential endocrine disruption using state-of-the-art tools and strategies tailored to your needs.