‘Ubiquitous’ flame retardants are linked to higher heart disease risks, major review finds

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

Flame-retardant chemicals widely used in sofas, mattresses, electronics, textiles, and other products are increasingly linked to cardiovascular disease risk and other serious health problems, according to a sweeping scientific review.

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