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PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) are water-, stain-, and heat-resistant chemicals added to products like nonstick pans, nail polish, food wrappers, and firefighting foam. They have been linked to health problems, including thyroid disease, liver damage, and kidney cancer. Increasingly, PFAS have become a public health concern because they don
PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) are water-, stain-, and heat-resistant chemicals added to products like nonstick pans, nail polish, food wrappers, and firefighting foam. They have been linked to health problems, including thyroid disease, liver damage, and kidney cancer. Increasingly, PFAS have become a public health concern because they don't break down, instead accumulating in the environment. These so-called "forever chemicals" are now found virtually everywhere, from human blood to the top of Mount Everest. Researchers are urgently trying to understand how PFAS move through the environment to get a better grasp of the extent of the problem and how to control it.
Forever Toxic Chemicals” In Our Water: PFAS Overview and Response
Research Spotlights Archives - Page 20 of 173 - Eos
Cancer fears plague residents of US region polluted by 'forever chemicals', Pollution
Japan slowly wakes up to health risks of PFAS 'forever chemicals' - The Japan Times
Forever Chemicals' Are Everywhere. What Are They Doing to Us? - The New York Times
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Doctors should test levels of PFAS in people at high risk, report says
Filtration methods remove harmful 'forever chemicals' from
