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Do Nanoplastics During Pregnancy Harm Baby Brain Development?
A 2026 study shows that embryonic exposure to nanoplastics leads to memory deficiencies and anxiety. Here is what you need to know.
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Chemicals Leaching from Plastic Food Containers and Utensils
New research confirms that chemicals are migrating from your plastic containers into your food. Here is how to stop it.
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Toxic Chemicals in Indoor Air: Your Home Isn't a Sanctuary
New research shows your home air is filled with plasticizers and chemical pollutants. Here is how to identify the risks and clear the air.
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Toxic Chemicals in Homes and Gardens: Everyday Exposure
Your indoor dust is a reservoir for PFAS, lead, and pharmaceuticals. Here is what that actually means for your home.
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PFAS Chemicals in Household Dust: What You Need to Know
Researchers just found 43 different PFAS chemicals in household dust. Your home might be the primary source of your exposure.
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BPA Free Plastic Alternatives Still Disrupt Fat Cells
Think your 'BPA-free' plastic is safe? New research shows common alternatives trigger fat cell growth just like the original.
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Pregnant Women Exposure to Household Chemicals: The Reality
A new study found 113 different chemicals in the bodies of pregnant women. Here is what you need to know about your home environment.
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Does this sunscreen chemical promote breast cancer spread?
A 2026 study shows a common sunscreen chemical may fuel breast cancer metastasis. Here is what you need to know to protect your health.
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Are Baby Sunscreens Safe? Ingredient Analysis Reveals the Truth
Marketing labels like 'pediatrician tested' mean almost nothing. Here is what you need to know about the sunscreen you're putting on your baby.
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PFAS Grease Proof Food Packaging: The Hidden Risk in Your Bag
That grease-proof paper bag holding your lunch might be leaching PFAS. A new FDA-validated study shows exactly how they're still hiding in your food.
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How You Store Plastic Water Bottles Affects Microplastic Exposure
Leaving a plastic water bottle in your car? A new study shows that heat and movement can increase nanoparticle concentrations by over 9x.
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Plastic Water Bottle Storage Releases More Microplastics
Storing your water bottles in a warm car? A new study shows that heat causes PET plastic to shed microplastics that damage your liver.
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