Bisphenol A substitutes and obesity in US adults: analysis of a population-based, cross-sectional study

Overview of attention for article published in The Lancet Planetary Health, June 2017

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>Have YOU gone through all the sources? I didn't think...

User IsilZha, in the COMIC SANS GALORE subreddit, 24 Feb 2018

>Have YOU gone through all the sources? I didn't think so. You're the one that came here making a claim. Burden of proof is…

People have already done a lot of research on the...

User podkayne3000, in the World News subreddit, 04 Feb 2018

People have already done a lot of research on the correlation between BPA levels and obesity, but are just starting to look at…

People have already done a lot of research on the...

User podkayne3000, in the World News subreddit, 04 Feb 2018

People have already done a lot of research on the correlation between BPA levels and obesity, but are just starting to look at…

University of Iowa researchers confirm BPA, used in food and drinks packaging, is associated with increased obesity in humans, and is first to find no links between obesity and either BPF or BPS, chemicals used as substitutes to BPA, using nationwide population-based data from the CDC.

User mvea, in the Health subreddit, 12 Jun 2017

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