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BPA and Its Replacements Are Destroying Male Fertility
A 2026 study mapped how BPA and its analogues damage male fertility through shared and unique molecular pathways.
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Disinfectants in Nursing Homes Are Harming Older Adults
A 2026 study found elderly residents in assisted living facilities are heavily exposed to quaternary ammonium compound disinfectants.
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Household Air Pollution Changes Your DNA and Raises Cancer Risk
A 2026 study found household air pollution causes epigenetic changes linked to high lung cancer rates in exposed populations.
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Indoor Air Pollution During Pregnancy Raises Autism Risk
A 2026 study found maternal exposure to indoor and outdoor air pollution during pregnancy increases autism spectrum disorder risk.
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Air Pollution During Pregnancy Harms Your Child's Brain
A 2026 study links gestational and early childhood air pollution to neurodevelopmental problems in young children.
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Your Cooking Fumes Contain Cancer-Causing Chemicals
A 2026 study found cooking fumes release polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs), known carcinogens, into your home.
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Mold Toxins in Your Food Are Linked to Cancer
A 2026 review details how foodborne mycotoxins act as molecular and epigenetic carcinogens through multiple cancer pathways.
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Pollutants Are Raising Blood Sugar in Healthy People
A 2026 study found environmental pollutants are associated with elevated blood glucose even in people without diabetes.
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They Found Microplastics in Your Sugar
A 2026 study found microplastic particles as small as 5 micrometers in refined sugar sold in Italian markets.
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Heavy Metals Are Showing Up in Breast Milk
A 2026 review identifies maternal factors that determine heavy metal contamination in breast milk fed to babies.
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Bisphenols Disrupt Bile Acid Levels Across All Trimesters
A 2026 study found bisphenol exposure during pregnancy disrupts bile acid levels across all three trimesters.
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Microplastics in Indoor Dust Trigger Lung Inflammation
A 2026 study found microplastics in indoor dust interact with lung inflammation receptors, causing respiratory immune responses.
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