A birth cohort study in Indiana published in 2017 - the first study of glyphosate exposure in US pregnant women using urine specimens as a direct measure of exposure - found detectable levels of glyphosate in more than 90% of the pregnant women tested and found the levels were significantly correlated with shortened pregnancy lengths.
Ucwaningo lweqembu lokuzalwa e-Indiana olushicilelwe ngo-2017 - isifundo sokuqala sokuvezwa kwe-glyphosate kwabesifazane abakhulelwe base-US basebenzisa izibonelo zomchamo njengesilinganiso esiqondile sokuvezwa - kutholakale amazinga we-glyphosate angaphezulu kuka-90% wabesifazane abakhulelwe abahloliwe futhi bathola amazinga kuhlobene kakhulu nobude bokukhulelwa obufinyeziwe.