Roundup Chemical Glyphosate Found in 93% of Americans: Study
A new public survey finds that 93% of Americans have detectable levels of glyphosate in their urine, with children carrying higher levels than adults.
Tag Archives: Endocrine Disruptors
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Roundup Exposure May Cause Cancer Through Other Ingredients Besides Glyphosate: Report
Roundup may increase the risk of cancer due to a combination of chemicals, many of which have gone unstudied, instead of just due to glyphosate alone, according to a new…
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Sunscreen Side Effects May Impact Male Fertility: Study
UV filters used in sunscreen and other products are endocrine disruptors that may reduce sperm functionality, according to the findings of a new study.
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Common Chemicals Increase Risk of Fibroids, Endometriosis For Women: Study
A new study's findings suggest that some common chemicals may increase the risk of fibroids and endometriosis in women, and also estimates the financial impact of those female reproductive disorders.
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EPA’s Roundup Safety Decision Based on Industry Data, Despite Independent Researchers’ Warnings
A new report finds that the EPA relied almost exclusively on industry data funded by Monsanto to determine that the company's Roundup herbicide was safe, despite evidence to the contrary…
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School Meals Contain Too Much BPA: Study
A new study finds that some school lunches expose children to high levels of BPA, a known endocrine disrupter that may affect their development.
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BPA, Phthalates May Increase Risk of Obesity and Diabetes: Group Warns
A new report by the Endocrine Society warns that BPA and phthalates may play a role in diabetes and obesity.
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Douching Risks May Include Exposure to Phthalates, Harmful Chemicals: Study
The findings of a new study reveal that douching may raise the levels of some harmful chemicals in women.
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BPA Warning Labels To Be Required in California
California has added BPA to a list of harmful chemicals, requiring label warnings in that state.
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BPA and Triclosan Levels In Pregnant Women Hard to Predict: Study
A new study found that vastly different factors can predict whether pregnant women have high levels of BPA or triclosan in their bodies; chemicals which may affect fetal development.
