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Bisphenol-A (BPA)
Breasts—Natural and Not So Natural
Think twice before you handle those thermal cash register receipts - BPA's travel fast to your brain tissue, liver and breasts.
From: Elephant Journal | By: Bud Wilson | Thursday, May 17, 2012
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Greg Cosell and Doug Farrar Break Down the Bengals Draft ...
Doug Farrar is a popular writer for Yahoo! Sports/twitter personality and has a column called "The Shutdown Corner" where he writes about breaking news in the NFL while also recording a weekly podcast. The topic of discussion over the last few weeks...
From: Cincy Jungle | By: Mike Fightmaster | Friday, May 18, 2012
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7 Eco-Friendly (And Bike-Friendly) Water Bottles That Are ...
I used to scoff at the idea of fancy water bottles. "Pfft!" I'd say. "Who would pay more than $5 for a vessel to carry water that sprays from my faucet for practically free?" And then I realized that a.) BPA is very, very toxic and often found in cheapy...
From: BlissTree | By: Hanna Brooks Olsen | Friday, May 18, 2012
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Korean Plastics Land In Ghana
A new range of high quality plastic houseware products has been introduced onto the Ghanaian market. The plastic product, obtained from bisphenol A BPA, a chemical with no serious health implications, is the first of its kind in the country. The elegant...
From: Modern Ghana | Friday, May 18, 2012
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The breast cancer causer in your cabinet
A food-packaging chemical found in most homes is likely causing breast cancer, a new study shows.
From: Mother Nature Network | By: Rodale News | Thursday, May 17, 2012
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BPA may block in vitro success
New study finds that increased exposure to BPA may decrease a woman's chances of getting pregnant via in vitro fertilzation treatment.
From: Mother Nature Network | By: jsavedge | Thursday, May 17, 2012
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TIME Raises A Ruckus & Safer Cosmetics Makes History ...
by Rachel Lincoln Sarnoff Executive Director & CEO Healthy Child Healthy World www.healthychild.org TIME raised a ruckus recently with a profile of “attachment parenting” guru Dr. Bill Sears, highlighted by a cover photo of a mother breastfeeding...
From: Eco Child's Play | By: Healthy Child Healthy World | Wednesday, May 16, 2012
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BPA makes good on promise to mitigate overcutting of powerline ...
Under an agreement reached between the parties, a contractor purchased a total of 197 plants and shrubs for replanting at a total cost of $6,914, said BPA spokesman Doug Johnson. BPA footed the bill.
From: OregonLive | By: Dana Tims, The Oregonian | Wednesday, May 16, 2012
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