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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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Is Manganese in Children Vitamins Supplements Safe?
Most children's vitamins contain more manganese than their labels claim. Here is why that matters for your child's neurodevelopment.
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Are Microplastics in Bottled Water Drinks Harming Children?
New research confirms that children are exceeding safe microplastic exposure limits through bottled drinks. Here is what you need to know.
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Washing machine lint microfiber lung inflammation is real
Think your dryer lint is just dust? A 2026 study shows it's full of heavy metals and microplastics causing lung inflammation and cellular damage.
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Are Laundry Detergents Causing Your Child's Asthma?
New research shows laundry detergent residue in your clothes acts as an adjuvant for allergens. Here is why your detergent might be hurting your lungs.
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