The FDA now has “some concern” over child BPA exposure, aligning with other U.S. health agencies and advising Americans to take “reasonable steps” to avoid the plastics chemical.
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FDA on BPA: ‘Some Concern,’ No Ban
Nearly everybody in the U.S. has the plastics chemical BPA in their bodies. Those with the highest BPA levels have the highest risk of heart disease, new data confirms.
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BPA May Be Linked to Heart Disease Risk
Workers exposed to very high levels of the chemical bisphenol A (BPA) were four to seven times as likely to report sexual function problems as workers with no occupational exposure to the chemical in a new study.
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Study: High BPA Linked to Sex Problems in Men
New research suggests a link between prenatal exposure to the chemical bisphenol A (BPA) and increased aggression in girls, but not boys, at age 2.
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Aggression in Girls May Be Linked to BPA
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