'Safe' BPA substitutes tied to fertility damage, fetal harm, and generational effects, review finds

from U.S. Right to Know articles · host Pamela Ferdinand

Chemicals increasingly used to replace the controversial plastic additive bisphenol A (BPA) may disrupt fertility, fetal development, and reproductive health through many of the same biological mechanisms, according to a narrative review of human, animal and laboratory studies.

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