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Makers of toxic 'forever chemical' PFAs knew dangers but covered them up, reveals investigation - Vimarsana News

Makers of toxic 'forever chemical' PFAs knew dangers but covered them up, reveals investigation

“Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances,” (PFAs) also known by the moniker of forever chemicals, have pervaded every part of the world. Now, a new study has revealed that the makers of these chemicals knew about their toxicity and did nothing.

Secret industry documents reveal 'forever chemical' makers concealed health risks - Vimarsana News

Secret industry documents reveal 'forever chemical' makers concealed health risks

This is the first time that researchers have examined PFAS documents spanning 45 years (1961 to 2006). 

Makers of 'forever chemicals' hid the dangers of PFAS, says new report | Tech News - Vimarsana News

Makers of 'forever chemicals' hid the dangers of PFAS, says new report | Tech News

DuPont and 3M knew the dangers of the ‘forever chemicals’ used in many products they manufacture decades before concerns became public.

PFAS Makers Concealed Dangers of Forever Chemicals - Vimarsana News

PFAS Makers Concealed Dangers of Forever Chemicals

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Makers of PFAS 'forever chemicals' covered up - Vimarsana News

Makers of PFAS 'forever chemicals' covered up

The chemical industry took a page out of the tobacco playbook when they discovered and suppressed their knowledge of health harms caused by exposure to PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances), according to an analysis of previously secret industry documents by UC San Francisco (UCSF) researchers.