Show 1301: What Are Forever Chemicals Doing in Food Packaging?

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Show 1301: What Are Forever Chemicals Doing in Food Packaging?

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In our nationally syndicated radio show this week, our guests discuss “forever chemicals” (PFAS) used in a wide range of products. How do they affect our health? What Are PFAS, or Forever Chemicals? Scientists refer to a large class of synthetic chemicals, per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances, or PFAS, as “forever chemicals.” A Dupont chemist created […]

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