Category Archives: Scientific studies

Research and Markets: 4,4′-Isopropylidenediphenol (bisphenol A … The report covers the 2003-2008 period, with more emphasis on foreign trade in 2008. The report provides the following analytical materials … read more @ Live-PR.com (Pressemitteilung)

BPA free water bottles for kids Get alerts when there is a new article from the Springfield Baby & Toddler Gear Examiner. Read Examiner.com’s terms of use. … read more @ Examiner.com

Food Safety Bill Could Lead to Widespread Ban of Bisphenol A 000 times the usual exposure. -we regularly fly in airplanes built only 1.5 times stronger than borderline safety demands. Is bisphenol … read more @ About – News Issues

California won’t warn public about bisphenol A A state panel’s decision not to require warning labels on products containing a chemical that has been linked to cancer and … read more @ Los Angeles Times

In California, Bisphenol A Escapes Health Warning What does “known to cause” mean to you? Does it mean “beyond a reasonable doubt”? Or “clear and convincing”? To a … read more @ Daily Green

Study shows more possible effects on fertility for bisphenol A A new study from the University of Illinois has found that bisphenol A, a widely used chemical in plastics that has … read more @ Private MD

Bisphenol A found in baby food in glass jars: survey Invalid Email/Password combination. Passwords are case sensitive. Please check your CAPS lock key. Remember me on this computer. Forgot your password? … read more @ Globe and Mail

Bangor protest targets unsafe baby products, chemical bisphenol-A Alliance staff and supporters protest Tuesday near the Rite Aid on Union Street in Bangor against businesses selling products containing bisphenol-A, or BPA. … read more @ Bangor Daily News

Bisphenol A: All eyes on California Will California ban bisphenol A, a controversial chemical linked to hormone disruption and cancer? The state Senate passed a ban on the chemical in food and drink containers for children … read more @ … Continue reading →