"Study Reveals Over 900 Chemicals Linked to Breast Cancer"
A study has identified over 900 chemicals, many of which are commonly found in consumer products, food and drink, pesticides, medications, and workplaces, that display traits linked to breast cancer. These chemicals have been found to cause mammary tumors in animals, alter hormone levels, and damage DNA, making them potential breast carcinogens. The findings provide a roadmap for regulators and manufacturers to identify and prevent the use of harmful chemicals in consumer products, and could influence how the EPA assesses chemicals for safety.
