Mother Jones reports on new controversial scientific study comparing estrogenic activity of different BPA-free labeled plastic products
Alternatives to bisphenol A
Replacement of endocrine disrupting chemical taking place for some products, other applications face more obstacles according to a report in Nature
Bisphenol S
Bisphenol S is used as a substitute of BPA in food contact materials, in a context article the Food Packaging Forum reports on applications, toxicity, exposure and regulation of BPS
Replacing BPA with equally unsafe alternatives
Philadelphia newspaper reports on U.S. research efforts into BPA; adds to evidence that BPA is harmful; worrisome alternatives marketed
Discussion over the health risks arising from BPA substitute
New study finds BPS to disrupt hormone signaling in rat cell, discussion about BPA replacement increases
BPA replacement also interferes with the endocrine system at low doses
New study shows that BPS, a BPA replacement, leads to cell proliferation at low doses and interferes with normal estradiol induced signaling pathways