U.S. FDA updated its safety declaration on BPA, current exposure levels via food are safe
December 2, 2014
Urinary bisphenol A levels may influence onset of menarche
Study finds moderate concentrations of urinary BPA associated with overall delayed menarche in adolescent girls
November 28, 2014
Phenols and parabens found in lactating mothers
New study finds phenols and parabens in urine, milk and serum of North Carolina women
November 24, 2014
Bisphenol A and triclosan found in maternal urine
Maternal characteristics predicting elevated urinary concentrations of BPA and TCS act in opposite direction
November 11, 2014
BPA found in baby bottles in India
Indian NGO Toxics Link finds BPA concentrations well above the EU threshold limit
October 29, 2014
ACC: thermal paper study of limited relevance
American Chemistry Council considers new BPA study on thermal papers of limited relevance to consumers
October 27, 2014
BPA controversy on British television
BBC publishes documentary on BPA controversy, freely accessible for 30 days
October 23, 2014
BPA and atherosclerosis
New study finds BPA exposure to enhance atherosclerosis markers in rabbits and human umbilical cord cells
October 22, 2014
BPA: thermal paper is a source of high exposure
Hand sanitizer use before thermal receipt handling may lead to increased BPA levels
October 15, 2014
BPA air emissions may be of concern
New US EPA reports air emissions of 26 tons of BPA, inhalation may be a health concern
