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BPA, Plastics

Replacement ‘plastic’ may be as risky as BPA

Why ‘BPA-Free’ May Be Meaningless

100 Times the Damage: Avoid at all Costs – BPA, BPF, BPS

BPA-Free Plastic Containers May Be Just as Hazardous

Phthalates and BPA Linked to IQ Reductions in Children, but FDA Reasserts the Chemical’s Safety

What do water bottles have in common with migraines

Replacement ‘plastic’ may be as risky as BPA

Heart risk in bottles and women most vulnerable

This Plastic Chemical Is Banned From Baby Toys, But Preemies Get a Heavy Dose of It

Chemical in plastics may affect boys’ future fertility

Chemical in Plastics May Alter Boys’ Genitals Before Birth

Phthalates are everywhere, and the health risks are worrying. How bad are they really?

BPA alternative disrupts normal brain-cell growth, is tied to hyperactivity, study says

Remembering the genius who got BPA out of your water bottles, and so much more

Could the Chemical BPA Raise Your Blood Pressure?

BPA exposure linked to changes in stem cells, lower sperm production

The Scary Truth About BPA-Free Plastics

Study warns about bisphenol A substitutes

How to avoid products with toxic bisphenol-s

Is it safe to microwave food in plastic? And what about foods that come in cling film, plastic bottles, tins and cans? Experts give their verdict….

Chemicals in plastic ‘are making women less interested in sex’: Low libido linked to additives used to soften materials found in every home

Avoid Plastics So Your Kids Can Breathe Easier

Gender-Bending BPA Causes Migraines, Cancer & Infertility

In Plastics and Cans, a Threat to Women

What Plastic Baby Bottles and Climate Change Have in Common

Toxicology: The plastics puzzle

KU researchers say migraine sufferers should avoid plastic

EPA Adds 23 Chemicals, Including BPA, to Key List for Scrutiny, Possible Action

Hand Sanitizer May Increase BPA Absorption

Why Receipts and Greasy Fingers Shouldn’t Mix

BPA in the air: Manufacturing plants in Ohio, Indiana, Texas are top emitters

BPA Exposure During Pregnancy Linked to Lung Problems in Children

Would you like your receipt? Maybe not, if it’s still coated with BPA.

BPA triggers changes in rats that may lead to breast cancer

Study: BPA Can Activate Breast Cancer Cells

Miscarriage risk rises with BPA exposure, study finds

BPA-free plastics may be less safe than those with chemical

Scientists Condemn New FDA Study Saying BPA Is Safe: “It Borders on Scientific Misconduct”

The Scary New Evidence on BPA-Free Plastics

Study finds liver tumors in mice exposed to low levels of BPA

GreenSpace: More evidence that BPA is harmful

BPA Among Toxic Chemicals Driving Up Health Care Costs, Experts Say

BPA is still everywhere, and mounting evidence suggests harmful effects

Watchdog Warns Of ‘Dirty Dozen’ Hormone Disruptors As Scientists, Industry Argue Regulation

BPA may affect sperm quality in couples seeking in vitro fertilization.

Pregnant women should avoid bisphenol A, phthalates, doctors say

Bisphenol A and human health: A review of the literature.

Oral Argument: Sublingual Findings Challenge Key Assumptions about BPA Exposure

UC Davis study links chemical BPA to asthma

New study suggests “universal fetal exposure” to BPA

Postnatal exposure to low-dose bisphenol A influences various emotional conditions.

BPA And Narrowed Arteries: New Study Links Plastics Chemical With Coronary Artery Stenosis

BPA diminishes in vitro success.

BPA and Altered Airway Cells: Association Seen in Rhesus Macaques after Third-Trimester Exposure

Journal editors trade blows over toxicology-Debate flares around European regulation of bisphenol A and other endocrine disrupters

Relationship between Urinary Phthalate and Bisphenol A Concentrations and Serum Thyroid Measures in U.S. Adults and Adolescents from the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES) 2007–2008

Disrupted Development: the Dangers of Prenatal BPA Exposure

Plastics Chemical BPA May Harm Human Fertility: Study

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