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Flame Retardants in House Dust and Child Behavior Problems
New research links common flame retardants in your home dust to behavior problems in children. Here is what you need to know.
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How to Reduce PFAS Exposure From Food Packaging Products
Your takeout container is likely leaching PFAS into your dinner. Here is what the latest research says about your daily exposure.
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Flame Retardants and Child Growth: What the Data Says
New research links gestational exposure to flame retardants with changes in child growth patterns. Here is what you need to know.
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Are Chemicals in Baby Lotion Skincare Products Safe?
Researchers just found 121 plastic additives in baby skincare products. Here is why your baby's lotion might be a chemical cocktail.
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Is PFAS in breast milk safe for baby? New data says no.
New research confirms PFAS chemicals are showing up in breast milk. Here is what you need to know to reduce your baby's exposure.
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Bisphenol and Phthalate Exposure in Pregnancy Linked to Asthma
New research links common plastics in pregnancy to infant asthma. Here is what you need to know and how to swap your gear.
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Are cleaning products bad for your lungs and asthma?
Using common cleaning sprays is as damaging to your lungs as smoking a pack of cigarettes a day. It is time to look at what you are breathing in.
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Are Chemicals Leaching From Disposable Cups? BPA and Phthalates
That morning coffee in a disposable cup? You might be drinking a cocktail of BPA, phthalates, and PFOA. Here is what the latest science says.
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Microplastics in house dust: The air you're breathing
You're inhaling microplastics every single day. A new study shows exactly how much is floating in your home air right now.
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PFAS exposure and early puberty in children: The link is real
New research links prenatal PFAS exposure to early puberty in children. Here is what you need to know to protect your family.
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Bisphenol and Early Puberty in Girls: What the Data Says
New research links prenatal exposure to common endocrine disruptors to early puberty in girls. Here is what you need to know.
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Do plastic bottles cause health problems? Microplastics say yes.
A new EPA-linked study shows PET microplastics cause metabolic dysfunction and inflammation. Here is why you should ditch the plastic bottle.
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