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  1. Here's a valuable resource for information on environmental plastics. bisphenol a pollution www.plasticlist.org
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  2. More than 3,600 food-contact chemicals used in packaging and storage detected in humans, including several toxic substances associated with cancer, fertility issues, and hormone disruption. cancer bisphenol a pollution sauna www.nature.com
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  3. Microplastic accumulation in arterial plaques increases the risk for cardiovascular disease-related events nearly fivefold. heart disease inflammation bisphenol a pollution oxidative stress cardiovascular www.nbcnews.com
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  4. A new, more accurate test finds that human urine samples contain BPA levels up to 44 times higher than measurements by the FDA. bisphenol a dairy gizmodo.com
    submitted over 5 years ago by rhonda
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  5. Bisphenol S (BPS) was found to have a systemic exposure that was 250 times higher than for bisphenol A (BPA) for an equal oral dose in pigs. bisphenol a ehp.niehs.nih.gov
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  6. Microspheres composed of enhanced titanium dioxide bind and destroy bisphenol A (BPA), a chemical in plastics that disrupts endocrine hormones. bisphenol a news.rice.edu
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  7. People orally given BPA had altered insulin release compared to placebo exposure. hormones insulin resistance bisphenol a insulin dairy munews.missouri.edu
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  8. Fetal BPA exposure in mice linked to estrogen-related diseases after adolescence | EurekAlert! Science News cancer obesity bisphenol a development www.eurekalert.org
    submitted almost 9 years ago by rhonda
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  9. BPA exposure below levels FDA claim safe caused reproductive & hormonal defects that lasted for three generations. hormones drug bisphenol a development www.sciencedaily.com
    submitted about 10 years ago by rhonda
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  10. New study links BPA exposure to autism spectrum disorder brain behavior autism bisphenol a medicalxpress.com
    submitted about 10 years ago by carlsonbjj
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  11. Study of mother-infant pairs finds every 10-fold increase in BPA in maternal urine was linked to about a 55% increase in the odds of wheezing. obesity immune system bisphenol a development allergies time.com
    submitted over 10 years ago by dan
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  12. Exposure of pregnant women to certain phenols (e.g. BPA, triclosan) may disrupt the growth of boys during fetal development and first years of life. hormones pregnancy bisphenol a development presse-inserm.fr
    submitted over 10 years ago by rhonda
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