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PFAS in Drinking Water and Cancer Risk: What Data Shows
A new study links specific PFAS in public water systems to higher cancer prevalence. Here is what you need to know to protect your home.
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Is PFAS in tap water safe to drink? The science says no.
Think your tap water is clean? A new study shows that water treatment plants are failing to remove dangerous PFAS chemicals from your supply.
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Is PFAS in food packaging safe? The results are in.
Researchers tested 66 common food containers. They found PFAS in 64% of them. Here is what you need to know.
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Prenatal Phthalate Exposure and Child Neurodevelopment Delay
New research links prenatal phthalate exposure to neurodevelopmental delays. Here is what you need to know to protect your growing family.
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BPA, Phthalates, and Childhood Obesity: The Hidden Link
New research links common plastics to childhood obesity. It's time to look at what your kids are eating from every single day.
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BPA, Insulin Resistance, and Diabetes: A New Human Trial
A new human trial confirms that BPA exposure causes insulin resistance in just 5 days. Here is what you need to know to protect your metabolic health.
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Is your disinfectant spray making your lungs toxic?
That disinfectant spray you use daily? A new study shows it's 100x more toxic when inhaled than ingested. Here is what you need to know.
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Phthalates in Breast Milk: Is Infant Exposure Increasing?
New research confirms phthalate metabolites are present in breast milk. Here is what you need to know about infant exposure and how to reduce the risk.
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Flame Retardants in Breast Milk: A New Baby Exposure Risk
New research shows flame retardants are building up in breast milk. Here is what you need to know about your baby's chemical exposure.
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PFAS in Textiles, Waterproof Clothing, and Food Packaging
Your 'waterproof' gear and food packaging are hiding a massive chemical secret. Here is what a new study found about the PFAS lurking in your home.
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Do Nylon Tea Bags Release Microplastics in Hot Water?
Steeping a nylon tea bag in hot water releases up to 24,000 microplastic particles per milliliter. Here is what you need to know.
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Are Your Tea Bags Leaching Microplastics?
That morning cup of tea might be steeping more than just leaves. New research shows nylon tea bags release toxic microplastics into your water.
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