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[edit] bonafrutta: News Items - 11/22/08 - Bisphenol A (BPA)

22 November 2008, by Bona Frutta News Items - 11/22/08 - Bisphenol A (BPA). BPA leaches from 'safe' products: Tests find chemical after normal heating of 'microwave safe' plastics http://www.jsonline.com/watchdog/watchdogreports/34532034.html ...

[edit] Dr. Vyvyan Howard on Plastics & Pollution, The Chemical Soup - The Rise in Cancer

22 November 2008, by Quotes from this video The chemical industry is a very big industry. It’s about 7% of the world’s gross national product. And it employs about ten million people. And 30% of the chemicals that are made on the planet are produced in Europe. And we make between 40-60,000 chemicals commercially, and in general there’s about a thousand new ones added each year. The main thing in place that protects us a rather old form of toxicology which tends to look at adult toxicology, tends to look

[edit] Plastics & Pollution, The Chemical Soup - The Rise in Cancer - Dr. Vyvyan Howard

22 November 2008, by Plastics & Pollution, The Chemical Soup - The Rise in Cancer - Dr. Vyvyan Howard EcoVid on November 22nd, 2008 Quotes from this video The chemical industry is a very big industry. It’s about 7% of the world’s gross national product. And it employs about ten million people. And 30% of the chemicals that are made on the planet are produced in Europe. And we make between 40-60,000 chemicals commercially, and in general there’s about a thousand new ones added each year. The main th

[edit] Do You Need to Worry About BPA in Plastic Bottles?

22 November 2008, by A recent study released by the Journal of the American Medical Association raises a concern about the chemical bisphenol-A, (BPA) in plastic bottles, metal cans and various food packaging, as well as in all those eco-friendly reusable water bottles we?re all carrying around. Based on a health survey, the study found that those who had higher amounts of BPA in their urine were more likely to report having heart disease and diabetes. Of course the research presents no information that says the B

[edit] Ex-FDA official says agency should take leadership amid BPA questions - SmartBrief

21 November 2008, by

[edit] Newspaper Study Finds “Microwave Safe” Products also Leach BPA

21 November 2008, by Newspaper Study Finds “Microwave Safe” Products also Leach BPA Published: 21 November 2008 Category: Bisphenol A (BPA), Hormonal Changes, Packaging CONCERNS, Studies/Federal Regulations The “Milwaukee Journal Sentinel” recently had 10 items billed as “microwave safe” tested in a lab and found when the items were heated in a microwave or conventional oven, bisphenol A (BPA) was found to be leaching from all of them at levels that scientists have allegedly found cause neurological and development

[edit] Pollution at home lurks unrecognized, instead attributed to large-scale environmental disasters

21 November 2008, by Although Americans are becoming increasingly aware of toxic chemical exposure from everyday household products like bisphenol A in some baby bottles and lead in some toys, women do not readily connect typical household products with personal chemical exposure and related adverse health ...

[edit] Health Blog : Microwave Ovens and Plastics With BPA Don't Mix

20 November 2008, by unknown Questions about the safety of bisphenol A continue to mount, as do calls for a ban on the use of chemical in plastics that come into contact with food. A couple of powerful Democrats in Congress pledged to push harder to ban BPA in the ...

[edit] BPA = Bad Phor All?

20 November 2008, by The debate over the safety of BPA continues to rage on. I’m not an science journalist, so I won’t even try to offer up my own analysis. But, we’ve all heard of the potential dangers of BPA. As parents — and consumers in general — we are concerned. My husband and I recently cut out our family’s favorite beverage — Klarbrunn sparkling water, in the can — because the cans have an epoxy liner that contains BPA, as confirmed by a company spokesperson. (Klarbrunn’s plastic bottles are make of PET, ac

[edit] Bisphenol A – Will the Chemical Industry Become BPA-free?

20 November 2008, by jessiwalter New toxins are discovered everyday to be harmful to humans and stay in the news for a few days, disappearing as the excitement and analyses wane. But conflicting facts about Bisphenol A, more commonly known as BPA, have stayed in the headlines for more than a year now. BPA, originally developed in 1891 as a synthetic estrogen, is now used as an industrial chemical to make polycarbonate plastic.

[edit] BPA Linked to Infertility

20 November 2008, by BPA Linked to Infertility Published: 20 November 2008 Category: Bisphenol A (BPA), Hormonal Changes, Packaging CONCERNS, Studies/Federal Regulations “Forbes” reports bisphenol A (BPA), a controversial chemical used to harden plastic packaging for many foods and beverages, could hurt the chances of successful in vitro fertilization, or the ability of embryos to attach to the uterus, according to presentations at the American Society for Reproductive Medicine’s annual meeting in San Francisco. Ex

[edit] ASRM: Studies Suggest Possible Fertility Risk with Bisphenol A ... - MedPage Today

20 November 2008, by

[edit] Bisphenol A(BPA) a quick summary - A private beach dot com

20 November 2008, by unknown Joe Schwarcz says that these concerns revolve around bisphenol A (#7), phthalates and styrene. Polyethylene, (#2 and 4) and polypropylene (#5) and PET (#1) do not leach any of these and are the best choice for anyone who is concerned. ...

[edit] New Book on Breast Cancer Prevention Suggests Avoiding BPA and Phthalates

19 November 2008, by New Book on Breast Cancer Prevention Suggests Avoiding BPA and Phthalates Published: 19 November 2008 Category: Bisphenol A (BPA), Cancer link & plastic packaging, Packaging CONCERNS, Phthalates According to “US News & World Report,” a new book entitled “Taking care of Your ‘Girls’” educates young girls about how to prevent breast cancer based on research suggesting that women may be able to reduce their risk through lifestyle measures like diet and exercise, and possibly by avoiding ce

[edit] States, Congress To Seek Anti-BPA Laws

19 November 2008, by U.S. federal and state lawmakers say they would work to ban the chemical bisphenol A from food and beverage containers.... More

[edit] States, Congress to seek anti-BPA laws - United Press International

19 November 2008, by 18 (UPI) -- US federal and state lawmakers say they would work to ban the chemical bisphenol A from food and beverage containers. Lawmakers call for bisphenol A ban Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

[edit] More Calls for BPA Ban - Newsinferno.com

18 November 2008, by An analysis published by the Milwaukee-Wisconsin Journal Sentinel this weekend revealed that plastic products labeled "microwave safe" release "toxic doses" of the chemical bisphenol A (BPA). Lawmakers call for bisphenol A ban Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

[edit] Bisphenol A - And What You Should Know

18 November 2008, by unknown Bisphenol A - remember the bad stuff in plastic, such as athletic water bottles and baby bottles that were thought to leach out? While some scientists said that the amounts are so miniscule, there was no cause for alarm, ...

[edit] Bisphenol A linked to breast cancer risk -study - Food Consumer

18 November 2008, by

[edit] Lawmakers Start Push To Ban Use Of Chemical Bisphenol A - dBTechno

18 November 2008, by Washington (dbTechno) - Lawmakers on the state and federal level have begun the push to ban the use of the chemical bisphenol A or BPA in food and beverage containers such as baby bottles and water bottles. Lawmakers call for bisphenol A ban Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

[edit] Lawmakers to seek ban on BPA.

18 November 2008, by Federal and state lawmakers said Monday they would work to ban bisphenol A from food and beverage containers after a Journal Sentinel analysis found that even plastic products billed as "microwave safe" released toxic doses of the chemical when heated.

[edit] Lawmakers Start Push To Ban Use Of Chemical Bisphenol A - dBTechno

18 November 2008, by

[edit] Bans sought on chemical after newspaper report - Chicago Tribune

18 November 2008, by Lawmakers call for bisphenol A ban Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

[edit] Know your carcinogens: the latest on BPA

18 November 2008, by Resource Post for November Ever since it hit the news late last year, bisphenol A (BPA) is getting more and more notorious. The latest development in the BPA story is this - researchers at the University of Cincinnati reported that exposure to BPA may actually reduce the effectiveness of chemotherapy treatments among cancer patients. Yet, plastic manufacturers all over are still using it in their polymerization process. And food manufacturers are using plastics with BPA in their packaging. Ac

[edit] I learned from the Bisphenol A story: a whole chemical industry, myself included ...

18 November 2008, by ... the day. I learned from the Bisphenol A story: a whole chemical industry, myself ...

[edit] Tare-mi plac... sticlele SIGG

18 November 2008, by Martea trecuta Simona ne-a dat ideea canitelor metalice, cu cioc, de la Thermos. Mie-mi plac mult si recipientele pentru copii de la SIGG, care-s destul de asemanatoare si au meritul de a fi mai usor de gasit in Europa. La origine destinate sportivilor, sticlele (mai bine zis recipientele) SIGG sunt fabricate din aluminiu, sunt usoare, incasabile si 100% reciclabile. Recipientele pentru copii se adreseaza categoriei de varsta 2-5 ani, au capace usor de insurubat, dar care nu permit scurgerea

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[edit] Bisphenol A may affect human reproduction - Endocrine Today

17 November 2008, by

[edit] Mitochondrial inhibitors activate influx of external Ca(2+) in sea urchin sperm.

17 November 2008, by Publication Date: 2008 Oct 22 PMID: 19000650Authors: Ardon, F. - Rodriguez-Miranda, E. - Beltran, C. - Hernandez-Cruz, A. - Darszon, A.Journal: Biochim Biophys ActaSea urchin sperm have a single mitochondrion which, aside from its main ATP generating function, ...

[edit] Canada says plastic in water bottles is unsafe - Trading Markets (press release)

17 November 2008, by

[edit] They Say: "Microwave Safe" Ain't

17 November 2008, by If you're the type to be suspicious of chemicals and corporations, and especially their mixture, this will likely not surprise you: A team of investigative journalists from the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel did one of those surprisingly simple things that we love real, honest-to-god investigative journalists for: an experiment. Specifically, they took 10 items marked with the comforting phrase "microwave safe" that were likely to be ingested by children or used for children's food (several were

[edit] Tests question 'microwave safe' claims.

17 November 2008, by Certain products that advertise being "microwave safe" allegedly release the chemical bisphenol A when exposed to heat, test results indicate.

[edit] Bisphenol A battle.

17 November 2008, by When the new Administration takes over in January, one of the first issues the Food & Drug Administration will need to deal with is bisphenol A (BPA).

[edit] BPA leaches from ’safe’ products

17 November 2008, by BPA leaches from ’safe’ products November 17th, 2008 - by Terry Melanson Susanne Rust and Meg Kissinger, Journal Sentinel - Nov. 15, 2008 Products marketed for infants or billed as “microwave safe” release toxic doses of the chemical bisphenol A when heated, an analysis by the Journal Sentinel has found. The newspaper had the containers of 10 items tested in a lab - products that were heated in a microwave or conventional oven. Bisphenol A, or BPA, was found to be leaching from all of them.

[edit] The Disappearing Male

17 November 2008, by disappearing male photo "We are conducting a vast toxicological experiment in which our children and our children's children are the experimental subjects." Dr. Herbert Needleman in The Disappearing Male, an extraordinary documentary shown on the Canada's CBC network. It graphically ...

[edit] Amid BPA Controversy, Experts Urge Consumers to Opt for BPA-free Products

17 November 2008, by Amid BPA Controversy, Experts Urge Consumers to Opt for BPA-free Products Published: 17 November 2008 Category: Bisphenol A (BPA), Packaging CONCERNS, Studies/Federal Regulations “TIME Magazine” reports on the controversy surrounding the plastic chemical bisphenol A (BPA). Experts reportedly suggest until the government settles on a new assessment of the chemical or takes action, parents have the option of using BPA-free products — including glass, stainless steel and some next-generation plast

[edit] BPA on Baby Feeding Bottles

16 November 2008, by Plastic bottles have been condemned for some time now, ever since studies have found a link between cancer and the plastic bottles used in bottled water, juices or anything consumable that uses plastic bottles. But in the midst of this findings, a new bad chemical has again been found ...

[edit] Was the FDA report on Bisphenol A ghostwritten?

15 November 2008, by The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel has taken a particular interest in Bisphenol A (BPA), and the disputed US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) safety assurance statement on BPA. The newspaper published an extensive... read more

[edit] Was the FDA report on Bisphenol A ghostwritten?

15 November 2008, by unknown The newspaper published an extensive investigative article "Plastics industry behind FDA research on bisphenol A, study finds," by reporters Susanne Rust and Meg Kissinger in the 23 October 2008 print edition. ...

[edit] Senators seek ban on Bisphenol A - Trading Markets (press release)

14 November 2008, by

[edit] Homemade Teething Treats

14 November 2008, by A teething child will chew on nearly anything to ease discomfort, including toys, clothing and plastic rings. “Pay special attention to things that go into the mouth,” warns Dr. Alan Greene, clinical professor of pediatrics at Stanford University. “Many soft plastic teethers contain phthalates while hard plastic teethers can have bisphenol A (BPA).” Phthalates and [...]

[edit] FDA Commissioner Responds to Scientific Panel’s Ruling on BPA Safety

14 November 2008, by FDA Commissioner Responds to Scientific Panel’s Ruling on BPA Safety Published: 14 November 2008 Category: Bisphenol A (BPA), Packaging CONCERNS, Studies/Federal Regulations According to the “Wall Street Journal,” Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Commissioner Andrew von Eschenbach said a highly critical review of the agency’s stance on bisphenol A (BPA), a chemical found in plastic food and drink containers, raises important questions and there is “no shame for having” your hypothesis disprov

[edit] Exposure to BPA may cause fertility problems

14 November 2008, by Bisphenol A, a chemical which is used to harden plastic packaging for differentfoods and beverages, may cause fertility problems, a study suggests. The study has been presented at the annual meeting of American Society for Reproductive Medicine and it concludes that Bisphenol A (BPA) can hurt the ability of embryos to attach to the uterus. Dr. Richard J. Paulson, who is chief of the Division of Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility at the University Of Southern California Keck School Of

[edit] Alan Watt: First the Men… (11 / 13 / 08)

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[edit] Baby Review Center: Articles - Bisphenol A (BPA) and Baby Bottles

14 November 2008, by lucentellc

[edit] MoCo Submissions

13 November 2008, by met_teastick.jpg + Teastick Gems are loose tea infusers that are sized for one cup of tea. Made from Eastman Tritan, a Bisphenol-A-free material, the Gem uses fine stainless steel mess to keep the herbs from escaping. met_excel.jpg + The Excel: Floor Lamp ...

[edit] BPA links to diseases?

13 November 2008, by As promised, the news about BPA will be posted on this blog as soon as I'm blogging. Sorry for the delay. A recent study shows that there is insufficient proof to link Bisphenol A (BPA) and heart disease, type II Diabetes and Liver Enzyme abnormalities. Read this article through this link. And for those that do not know, Canada has banned the usage of BPA in milk bottles. Here's the article link.

[edit] Poisoned Pot Roast?: Plastic Storage Containers Also Contain Bisphenol A

13 November 2008, by pennyg1847 Unresolvable

[edit] Scientific Panel Urges FDA to Redo its Risk Assessment of BPA

12 November 2008, by Scientific Panel Urges FDA to Redo its Risk Assessment of BPA Published: 12 November 2008 Category: Bisphenol A (BPA), Packaging CONCERNS, Studies/Federal Regulations The “Washington Post” reports a Science Board advisory panel ruled that the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) made mistakes when determining that bisphenol A (BPA) was harmless and the agency should redo its risk assessment. The FDA’s position that BPA is safe has reportedly been controversial because it is out of step with more

[edit] Editorial: The FDA must act now to restrict bisphenol A - Sahuarita Sun

12 November 2008, by