ENDS Report 413, June 2009, pp. 26-27
29 June 2009
The oestrogenic plastics ingredient bisphenol A is more persistent in the body than previously believed, scientists have found. The findings suggest that either unknown sources of non-food exposure exist or there is more to learn about how the compound is metabolised.
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Further information:
- 1. Stahlhut et al, 2009, Environmental Health Perspectives, Vol 117, pp 784-789
- 2. Newbold et al, 2009, Environmental Health Perspectives, Vol 117, pp 879-885
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