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Nanoplastics Are Inflaming Children's Hearts
A 2026 study found polystyrene nanoplastics cause cardiac inflammation in young animals through calcium overload.
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Flame Retardants in Your Furniture Are Poisoning Cells
Research shows brominated flame retardants in furniture and electronics destroy mitochondria, your cells' power source.
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Ultrafine Air Particles Are Rewiring Babies' Brains
A 2026 study found ultrafine carbon particles alter brain proteins, shorten telomeres, and change gene expression in early life.
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BPA in store receipts absorbs through skin: What you need to know
You touch a receipt for two seconds. Your skin absorbs BPA for hours. Here is why you should skip the paper trail.
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Heavy Metals in Baby Porridge: Dairy-Free Infant Food Safety
Is your baby's porridge safe? We analyzed the latest data on heavy metals in dairy-free infant foods so you don't have to.
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Pesticide Residues in Food Linked to Childhood Obesity
New research shows significantly higher levels of pesticides in the blood of obese children. It is time to look at what is on your dinner plate.
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Does PFAS exposure shorten reproductive lifespan in women?
New research confirms that common household chemicals are linked to a shorter reproductive lifespan. Here is what you need to know.
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Do PFAS Chemicals Reduce Vaccine Effectiveness for COVID?
New research explores the link between PFAS exposure and immune response. Here is what you need to know about these 'forever chemicals' in your home.
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PFAS Exposure Damages Kidney Function in Young Adults
A 10-year study shows PFAS exposure is linked to early renal stress in young adults. Here is what you need to know about these 'forever chemicals.'
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Why Phthalates Leak From Plastic Bottles When Heated
Think your water bottle is safe? New research confirms that heat causes plastic to leach chemicals directly into your drink.
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Does PFAS exposure cause heart rhythm problems in adults?
New research links common PFAS chemicals to heart rhythm abnormalities. Here is what you need to know about your exposure.
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Do PFAS chemicals weaken bone density in teenagers?
New research shows a direct link between early-life PFAS exposure and lower bone mineral density in adolescents. Here is what you need to know.
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