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April 18, 2016

BPS may be adipogenic

Scientists show BPS treatment, similar to BPA, results in increased lipid accumulation and higher expression of adipogenesis-related genes in primary preadipocytes
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March 21, 2016

BPA in Danish tomato cans

Danish consumer council finds BPA in lacquer of cans containing peeled tomatoes; alternatives BPF and BPS not detected in BPA-free cans
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February 4, 2016

Further research on BPS safety needed

The Washington Post interviews senior scientist about BPS effects on zebrafish embryo development; comparison to BPA shows that BPS is not necessarily safer
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February 2, 2016

BPA and BPS impact embryonic development

New study demonstrates disruptive effects of BPA and BPS on embryonic development and reproductive system in zebrafish
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October 30, 2015

BPA-free does not mean EDC-free

Substituting chemicals of concern with alternatives of similar concern needs to be avoided
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August 3, 2015

Non-BPA cans

Food company ConAgra removes BPA from its cans; non-profit organizations raise concern over safety of BPA-replacements and ask for removal of BPA from all food packaging
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March 24, 2015

EDCs in paper and board food packaging

Danish researchers identify well-known and new EDCs in paper and board food packaging
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March 18, 2015

Chemical substitutions with no regrets

US scientists discuss how “regrettable substitutions” may be avoided, intentional chemical design needed
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March 16, 2015

Systematic review of BPS and BPF

In-depth review by Endocrine Disruption Exchange (TEDX) concludes that bisphenol S and bisphenol F are as hormonally active as bisphenol A
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February 27, 2015

Potential cardiac toxicity of BPS

New study links bisphenol S exposure to irregular heartbeats in female rats
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