The FREIA project has officially ended on 30 June 2024. Check our infographic for a summary of our achievements.
Clearly, our work is not done! Visit our website for updates on scientific papers and webinars.
The EURION Methods table can be found here.
The FREIA factsheet and other infographics can be downloaded here.
Download the FREIA factsheet and infographic here.
Increasing evidence, also from the FREIA project, show that endocrine disrupting chemicals can harm female reproduction. Scientific evidence and priorities to protect people and the environment were presented to EU leaders in an event at the European Parliament on November 6th.
FREIA partners Majorie van Duursen (VU) and Sofie Christiansen (DTU) are appointed as members of the expert panel to update the 2012 SOS on EDCs.
Endocrine disrupting chemicals (EDCs) pose significant threats to women’s reproductive health. Following five years of research, the FREIA project has published recommendations for health promotion strategies and EU-wide policy action to reduce exposure.
A new policy brief published by a cluster of projects researching endocrine disrupting chemicals (EDCs), EURION has summarised its key messages and recommendations for test methods to identify endocrine disruptors.
