[ad_1] We are looking for labels that say the plastics are "BPA free" to make sure the product is safe to eat or drink. A new study has shown that BPA-free options …
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New study finds BPA-free plastics may not be safer than ordinary plastics – Quartz
[ad_1] Consumers who are turning to plastics made with alternatives to BPA in the hope that they are safer will not like what they are about to hear. A new study, published …
Read More »Scientists warn that BPA-free plastics may not be safe
[ad_1] "BPA-free" labels on plastic bottles are a guarantee that the product is safe. But new research adds to the growing evidence that BPA-free alternatives may not be as safe as consumers …
Read More »After all, BPA-free plastic may not be safer
[ad_1] BPA free plastic products were supposed to be safer than those containing the infamous ingredient. However, researchers accidentally discovered that BPA alternatives were still dangerous, leading to chromosomal abnormalities in the …
Read More »BPA-free plastic doubts spawn new health problems
[ad_1] BPA-free plastic may not be the health protection that was once thought of, new research indicating that the risks associated with plastic bottles and food containers could be as high as …
Read More »Study: BPA-free plastic remains dangerous – September 14, 2018
[ad_1] Study: BPA-free plastic remains dangerous A recent study by Washington State University suggests that some alternatives to bisphenol A (BPA), the potentially harmful plastic compound once found in water bottles and …
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[ad_1] Photo: Drew McNew (Getty Images) According to a new mouse study published in Current Biology on Thursday, plastic products that boast of being "BPA free" are not necessarily safer for us. …
Read More »BPA-free plastics appear to disrupt the development of sperm and eggs in mice
[ad_1] Is it safe?Kridtanat Boonyasthian / EyeEm By Andy Coghlan Many plastic bottles are sold as "BPA free", which means they do not contain bisphenol A, an ingredient known to disrupt reproduction …
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