Endocrine disruptors, omnipresent in our daily lives, are molecules that interact with our hormones. They are found everywhere: in cosmetic, pharmaceutical and household products, in plastics, in pesticides. But what are the effects of these products on animal and human health? How do they act? How are we exposed? Are we all exposed in the same way?
Gathered in a family-friendly space, researchers will answer these questions and those of the public. Led by Isabelle Plante, researcher at INRS and co-director of CIAPE, these Cafés Scientifique will allow us to learn more about our daily exposure to endocrine disruptors and social justice.
The events are free and will be broadcast live on the CIAPE Facebook page.
Quebec city
Montreal
L'Espace saveurs Musée de la civilisation de Québec
Whether you attend in person or online, your questions will contribute to the discussion during the Cafés Scientifique. Answers to unanswered questions due to lack of time will be sent to you by email.