Hormonally Active Agents (HAAs) Are a Category of Chemical Hazards

Hormonally active agents (HAAs) are a category of chemical hazards that can do what?

A) They can cause poor balance and coordination, muscle weakness, tremors, memory problems, insomnia, hearing loss, loss of hair, and loss of peripheral vision.
B) They can cause birth defects, liver cancer, kidney and liver damage, premature breast development, immune system suppression, and abnormal sexual development in these animals.
C) They have been suggested to cause brain damage, early puberty, decreased sperm quality, certain cancers, heart disease, obesity, liver damage, impaired immune function, type 2 diabetes, hyperactivity, impaired learning, impotence in males, and obesity in unborn test animals.
D) They cause genetic resistance to drugs like antibiotics.
E) They are pollutants that can act as thyroid disrupters and cause growth, weight, brain, and behavioral disorders.