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Health Problems of Bisphenol A (BPA)
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BPA Substitutes Are Typically No Better

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BPA alternatives are very similar to BPA
webMaya Wei-HaasNational Geographic2018-09-13
six BPA alternatives all mimic estrogen in cancer cells
webBrian BienkowskiEnvironmental Health News2017-03-16
BPS causes irregular heartbeats in rats
webBrian Clark HowardNational Geographic2015-02-25
effects of low-dose bisphenol-S on rat hearts
webXiaoqian Gao, Jianyong MaEnviron Health Perspect2015-02-26
BPS disrupts brain-cell growth like BPA
webAmy Ellis NuttWashington Post2015-01-12
BPF and BPS may disrupt fetal testicle development
webAFP2015-01-15
BPS and BPF and not safe alternatives to BPA
webEladak S, Grisin TFertil Steril2014-12-02
lots of non-BPA plastics emit estrogenic compounds
webMariah BlakeMother Jones2014-12-01
BPS may be as hazardous as BPA
webJenna BilbreyScientific American2014-08-11
BPA-free brands that release synthetic estrogens
webMariah BlakeMother Jones2014-06-16
BPS disrupts heart rhythms in female rats
webEndocrine SocietyNewswire2014-06-23
many BPA-free plastics are also estrogenic
webMariah BlakeMother Jones2014-03-01
a timeline of suppressing plastic toxicity
webNina Liss-Schultz and Mariah B...Mother Jones2014-03-03
some BPA-free plastics are even more estrogenic
webVictoria ColliverSan Francisco Chronicle2014-03-09