‘Forever chemicals’ linked to health risks found in reusable feminine hygiene products, study says
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‘Forever chemicals’ linked to health risks found in reusable feminine hygiene products, study says
A study released Tuesday found per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances — also known as PFAS and nicknamed “forever chemicals” for their ability to persist in the environment and in our bodies for years — in reusable feminine hygiene products. Nearly 30% of tested samples showed PFAS levels high enough to indicate the substances were intentionally added to the products, with period underwear and reusable pads showing the greatest rates of intentional…
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A new study reveals the presence of harmful PFAS chemicals in reusable feminine hygiene products, raising health and safety concerns. The post Harmful PFAS detected in reusable feminine hygiene products appeared first on Innovation News Network.
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