PFAS, BPA Among Chemicals Targeted in FDA Food Safety Review
The FDA has announced it is launching a food safety review of certain chemicals and additives found in the U.S. food supply, including PFAS and BPA.
The FDA has announced it is launching a food safety review of certain chemicals and additives found in the U.S. food supply, including PFAS and BPA.
A new study finds most pregnant women have at least one, and often many, potentially harmful or toxic chemicals in their bodies.
A new study warns that high levels of BPA exposure may increase the chances of death by any causes.
A new study suggests BPA exposure during pregnancy could lead to children being born with breathing problems.
A draft FDA study suggests that BPA is mostly safe, but may be linked to a number of cancer risks.
A new study warns that bisphenol-A exposure during pregnancy could affect the gender development of unborn children.
A new study on mice suggests that BPA exposure can increase the risk of childhood obesity.
A new study finds that exposure to BPA during pregnancy may increase the risk of depression and anxiety in boys.
A group of environmentalists has put together a list of chemicals it believes the EPA should prioritize for review under updated chemical regulatory laws.
New research has found that certain canned foods expose consumers to much higher levels of BPA than others.