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  - WN.COM - Health - 31/Jul 19:29

Prenatal BPA exposure linked to schizophrenia-like brain changes

A new animal study has found that prenatal exposure to bisphenol A — a chemical commonly found in plastics — can lead to lasting brain changes and behavior associated with schizophrenia. The research, published in Physiology & Behavior, revealed that female rats exposed to BPA in the womb showed impaired sensorimotor function and a reduction in key brain cells linked to psychiatric illness. Surprisingly, however, male rats were unaffected. Bisphenol A, or BPA, is a synthetic compound widely used in manufacturing polycarbonate plastics and epoxy resins. These materials appear in everyday items such as food containers, water bottles, the lining of metal cans, and thermal paper receipts. BPA...

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wn.com - 31/Jul 19:29

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Unmasking the Genetic Consequences of PFAS Exposure in Firefighters

medindia.net - 31/Jul 05:50

PFAS exposure has been linked to genetic changes that may contribute to the development of cancer, neurological disorders, and autoimmune...

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Unmasking the Genetic Consequences of PFAS Exposure in Firefighters

medindia.net - 31/Jul 05:50

PFAS exposure has been linked to genetic changes that may contribute to the development of cancer, neurological disorders, and autoimmune...

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Prenatal phthalates lower boys' verbal IQ but lift girls' performance IQ, Canadian study reveals

news.medical.net - 30/Jul 00:17

Prenatal exposure to certain phthalates, especially DiDP, was linked to slightly lower IQ scores in preschoolers, with boys appearing more vulnerable....

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Is bread and pasta making you tired or depressed? The surprising link between gluten, depression, and schizophrenia

times of india - 31/Jul 09:53

Emerging research reveals a potential link between gluten and mental health issues like fatigue, brain fog, and mood disorders. While harmless for...

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Is bread and pasta making you tired or depressed? The surprising link between gluten, depression, and schizophrenia

times of india - 31/Jul 09:53

Emerging research reveals a potential link between gluten and mental health issues like fatigue, brain fog, and mood disorders. While harmless for...

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Unmasking the Genetic Consequences of PFAS Exposure in Firefighters

medindia.net - 31/Jul 05:51

Exposure to PFAS, or b'forever chemicals,'/b has been linked to epigenetic changes that may bincrease the risk of cancer, neurological disorders,...

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Scientists link common “forever chemical” to male-specific developmental abnormalities

wn.com - 24/Jul 12:07

A new study from the University of Rochester finds that developmental exposure to a type of “forever chemical” known as PFHxA may lead to...

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Scientists link common “forever chemical” to male-specific developmental abnormalities

wn.com - 24/Jul 12:07

A new study from the University of Rochester finds that developmental exposure to a type of “forever chemical” known as PFHxA may lead to...

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