Table 6.

Key findings and study characteristics of studies on bisphenol exposure.

First author (study year)	Toxicant	N	Age at toxicant measure	Toxicant measure	Age at MRI	MRI measure	Exposure main effect
Grohs et al. (2019)	Bisphenol A	98	Prenatal, age 3-4 years	Spot urine from mother and child	2 – 5 years	FA, MD of white matter tracts	Association between prenatal BPA and greater MD of splenium and R ILF, but this did not survive multiple comparisons. No association with age 3-4 BPA.

Note. See notes following Table 9 for a comprehensive list of abbreviations.