A new study has linked pregnant women’s fluoride consumption from drinking water with lowered IQ in their male children.
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Category: Pregnancy and Chemical Exposure
Chemicals in Paint Fumes Linked with Autism: New Study
New study reports women exposed to common paint chemicals at work are more likely to have a child with autism spectrum disorder.
Pesticide Exposure During Pregnancy Linked to Autism
Scientists involved in the largest study to date examining the effects of pesticide exposure during pregnancy have concluded that exposure … More
Exposure in Pregnancy to BPA Linked to Ovarian Problems for Offspring
Despite the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) position that the endocrine disrupting industrialized chemical bisphenol-A (BPA) is safe, research … More
Toxic Industrial Chemicals Pass to Fetus Throughout Pregnancy: Scientists
Disturbing results from a new scientific study reveal that PFAS industrial chemicals (including PFOS and PFOA), commonly used in household, … More
Life-Altering Toxic Chemicals: A Brief History
Endocrine-disrupting chemicals are in our food, water, products and general environment. They will be here long after you are gone … More
Pesticide Exposure and Lower IQ, Memory Problems in Kids a Serious Problem Warn Experts
Public health experts and scientists are sounding the alarm to policymakers about the serious public health problem of pregnant women’s … More
Unborn Babies may be Exposed to Chemicals from Air Pollution: Study
In a new study that is disturbing but not that shocking scientists have discovered that healthy mothers-to-be are breathing in … More
BPA Exposure in Pregnancy may Adversely Affect Unborn Babies, say Scientists
There have now been thousands of novel and replication studies linking adverse health effects to the endocrine-disrupting food chemical BPA. … More
Low Levels of BPA Adversely Affects the Prenatal Brain: Study
Disturbing results from a new study reveal that even low, so-called ‘safe’ levels of exposure to the endocrine-disrupting chemical BPA … More
