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BPA Is Destroying Blood Vessels From the Inside
A 2026 study found BPA causes blood vessel cell death through ferroptosis, a type of iron-driven cell destruction.
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Cutting Plastic Exposure Helped Infertile Couples Conceive
A 2026 pilot study found that reducing plastic and chemical exposure lowered bisphenol and phthalate levels in infertile couples.
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BPS Damages Ovarian Follicles Before Girls Hit Puberty
A 2026 study found Bisphenol S exposure before puberty kills granulosa cells and impairs follicle development in ovaries.
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A PFAS Replacement Chemical Is Priming Kids for Asthma
A 2026 study found early-life exposure to F-53B, a PFAS alternative, rewires lung immune systems and increases asthma risk.
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Burning Gas Indoors Releases Toxic Combustion Chemicals
A 2026 congress summary highlights how combustion byproducts from gas stoves and burning indoors harm human health.
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Your Dental Fillings Are Leaking BPA Into Your Mouth
A 2026 study found modern resin dental fillings release BPA into your mouth over time, with levels changing as fillings age.
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BPA Stops Your Brain From Growing New Neurons
A 2026 study found BPA blocks hippocampal neurogenesis by disrupting mitochondrial transport inside brain cells.
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BPA Damages DNA in Thyroid Cells at High Doses
A 2026 study found BPA causes DNA damage and kills thyroid cells, with high-dose effects that challenge current safety limits.
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The BPA Replacement in Your Receipt Paper Is Neurotoxic
A 2026 review found Bisphenol S (BPS), the common BPA replacement, is neurotoxic and damages the brain through multiple pathways.
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BPA and Its Replacements Are Hurting Couples' Fertility
A 2026 study links BPA and its substitute chemicals in urine to subfecundity in couples trying to conceive.
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BPA Exposure Interferes With Ovaries in Women With PCOS
A 2026 study reveals how BPA disrupts granulosa cell function, connecting the plastic chemical to polycystic ovary syndrome.
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Bisphenol P Wrecks Your Liver by Destroying Your Gut
A 2026 study found Bisphenol P, a BPA substitute, damages the liver by first disrupting gut bacteria and the intestinal barrier.
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