Consumer Reports has no financial relationship with ... to be endocrine-disrupting chemicals. BPA is known to act like estrogen in the body, and it can affect reproduction, metabolism and behavior.

Jacqueline Mailly and Anastasia Vernikou of Hogan Lovells and Grégoire Paquet outline the details of the EU regulation introducing a ban on ...

One of the most well known is BPA, or Bisphenol A, which shows up in water bottles, cans, milk cartons, and more. Bruce Blumberg: You get them from thermal paper receipts. Like I have, I have ...

“Can I say that they’re definitively safe? No,” he said. “But if I had two cans as my options — one was a BPA can and one was an oleoresin can — I’m going to pick the oleoresin ca ...

At present there is no strong, conclusive evidence that at the everyday concentrations we may be exposed to, BPA can cause harm. BPA has been used in packaging for years and it’s estimated that ...

Bisphenol A (BPA) is used in the production of high-volume polycarbonate and epoxy resin compounds found in a number of consumer products, including plastic bottles and the linings of canned goods.

Philip Landrigan, MD Dir, Children's Environmental Health Ctr. BPA, Bisphenol A is another classic chemical that's very widely used in plastics, it's found in some brands of plastic drinking bottles.