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Scientists Are Finding Out Just How Toxic Your Stuff Is

Scientists Are Finding Out Just How Toxic Your Stuff Is
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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.

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Over 900 Common Chemicals Linked to Breast Cancer

Over 900 Common Chemicals Linked to Breast Cancer
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More than 900 chemicals, many found in consumer products and the environment, display breast-cancer causing traits

More than 900 chemicals, many found in consumer products and the environment, display breast-cancer causing traits
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More than 900 chemicals, many found in consum

<p>Scientists have found a quick way to predict if a chemical is likely to cause breast cancer based on whether the chemical harbors specific traits, specifically the ability to interfere with the hormones estrogen and progesterone. The new study provides a roadmap for regulators and manufacturers to quickly flag chemicals that could contribute to breast cancer in order to prevent their use in consumer products and find safer alternatives.</p>

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