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How much PFAS is coming through the pipes of Cape Cod s only jail? We tested the water to find out

How much PFAS is coming through the pipes of Cape Cod s only jail? We tested the water to find out
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Cape codUnited statesBarnstable countyLaurel schaiderDonna buckleyMark sinawskiMark sinawksiPatrick flanaryZuckoff mark sinawskiUpper cape regional water supplyPulitzer centerMassachusetts national guardSpring instituteBarnstable county correctional facilityJoint base capeNashoba analytical

900+ chemicals pose breast cancer risks

Predicting breast cancer risk in chemicals is now quicker with trait-based assessment by scientists, aiding regulation and industry.

United statesRuthann rudelMegan schwarzmanJennifer kayNational toxicology programSpring instituteSafer chemicals program at silent spring instituteEnvironmental health perspectivesUs environmental protection agencyJulia brody at silent spring instituteInternational agency for cancer researchNational cancer instituteCalifornia breast cancer research program grantSilent springInternational agencyCancer research

How much PFAS is coming through the pipes of Cape Cod s only jail? We tested the water to find out

How much PFAS is coming through the pipes of Cape Cod s only jail? We tested the water to find out
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Toxicologists Find 829 Chemicals in Everyday Items May Cause Breast Cancer

"Breast cancer is a hormonal disease, so the fact that so many chemicals can alter estrogen and progesterone is concerning," the researchers said.

United statesJennifer kaySpring instituteEnvironmental health perspectivesUnited states environmental protection agency toxicity forecasterUs centers for diseaseDisease controlSilent spring instituteUnited states environmental protection agencyToxicity forecaster

More Than 900 Widely Used Chemicals May Increase Breast Cancer Risk

Ninety percent of the chemicals identified as potential breast carcinogens in a new study are found in everyday products in homes and workplaces.

Environmental protection agencyDistrict of columbiaUnited statesNew yorkUc berkeley eskenaziDrena jonesEliza grossJennifer kayBrenda eskenaziRemmington belfordUniversity of californiaPrevention national biomonitoring programNational environmental reporting networkWashington postFood environment reporting networkNational cancer institute