Prenatal Exposure To Flame Retardants Linked With Lower IQ
Prenatal exposure to a group of chemicals formerly used as flame retardants called PBDEs lowers children's IQ test scores, a meta-analysis shows.
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Prenatal exposure to a group of chemicals formerly used as flame retardants called PBDEs lowers children's IQ test scores, a meta-analysis shows.
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More than 150 species of wild animals across every continent are contaminated with flame retardant chemicals, according to a new map tracking peer-reviewed research worldwide.
Flame retardant pollution has affected over a hundred different species of wildlife on every continent. Read more here.