This 2005 report by the American Council on Science and Health reviews the evidence and finds that low doses of bisphenol A (BPA) aren't a threat to human health. Based on the longer article ...

Weak concentrations of bisphenol A are sufficient to produce a negative reaction on the human testicle. This has just been shown experimentally. Weak concentrations of bisphenol A are sufficient to ...

New research shows significant reproductive health effects in rats that have been exposed to bisphenol-A at levels equivalent to or below the dose that has been thought not to produce any adverse ...

Studies of bisphenol-S, the chemical compound sometimes used to replace bisphenol-A in "BPA-free" plastic products, found it is disruptive not only to the body's hormone system, but to brain circuitry ...

The Belgian scientist Tom Nelis has developed a way of producing till receipt tickets without having to use harmful chemicals ...

The Endocrine Society joined a coalition of physicians, scientists and public health and environmental organizations to send a formal petition to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), calling on the ...

If you have a receipt in your wallet right now, it may be carrying more than proof of purchase. The thin thermal paper used ...

Health Canada has concluded that early development is sensitive to the effects of bisphenol A - a chemical used to make some hard plastic bottles. ((Jonathan Hayward/Canadian Press)) The buzz on ...

A coalition of physicians, scientists, and public health and environmental organizations Thursday sent a formal petition to the Food and Drug Administration calling on the agency to rescind its ...

Surely you’ve heard about BPA by now. It’s everywhere. Some 7 billion pounds of it were produced in 2007. It’s in adhesives, dental fillings, and the linings of food and drink cans. It’s a building ...