State of the Science on PFAS Chemicals
Endocrine Society and Environmental Working Group scientists explained what per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) chemicals are and how they threaten our health in a webinar on Oct. 2.
Research has linked PFAS chemical exposure to cancer, damage to the reproductive and immune systems, thyroid disease and other health problems. Designed to make water-, grease- and stain-repellent coatings for a variety of products, PFAS chemicals are found in non-stick pan coatings, fast food wrappers, personal care products, firefighting foam, fabrics and carpets. PFAS chemicals do not break down and are known endocrine-disrupting chemicals.
Видео State of the Science on PFAS Chemicals канала The Endocrine Society
Research has linked PFAS chemical exposure to cancer, damage to the reproductive and immune systems, thyroid disease and other health problems. Designed to make water-, grease- and stain-repellent coatings for a variety of products, PFAS chemicals are found in non-stick pan coatings, fast food wrappers, personal care products, firefighting foam, fabrics and carpets. PFAS chemicals do not break down and are known endocrine-disrupting chemicals.
Видео State of the Science on PFAS Chemicals канала The Endocrine Society
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