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New study finds link between diet choices and 'forever chemicals' lingering in our bodies: 'We need more testing of these foods' - Vimarsana News

New study finds link between diet choices and 'forever chemicals' lingering in our bodies: 'We need more testing of these foods'

"We should do more targeted monitoring of them."

Source: yahoo.com
'Forever chemicals' in teas, meats may increase cancer risk: Study - Vimarsana News

'Forever chemicals' in teas, meats may increase cancer risk: Study

Some food and beverages are contaminated with "forever chemicals" that may increase the risk of cancer, according to a new study.

REVEALED: Tea, pork chops and peanut butter - the surprising foods that are teeming with cancer-causing 'forever chemicals', study suggests - Vimarsana News

REVEALED: Tea, pork chops and peanut butter - the surprising foods that are teeming with cancer-causing 'forever chemicals', study suggests

Scientists from the University of Southern California tracked more than 700 participants for over four years, taking regular blood samples and studying exactly what they ate.

New study reveals diet link to PFAS 'forever chemicals' in human body | PFAS - Vimarsana News

New study reveals diet link to PFAS 'forever chemicals' in human body | PFAS

US research shows foods such as butter and processed meat likely to increase levels of toxic PFAS in blood over time

Progressive Charlestown: Longitudinal study links PFAS contamination with teas, processed meats and food packaging - Vimarsana News

Progressive Charlestown: Longitudinal study links PFAS contamination with teas, processed meats and food packaging

Researchers from the Keck School of Medicine of USC studied how dietary patterns relate to levels of so-called forever chemicals in the body over time