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New Study Warns Of Dangerous Chemicals In Baby Products

By Greg Webb

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A new study suggests chemicals found in some baby powders, shampoos, and lotions expose infants to dangerous toxins that could later affect their reproductive capabilities. Phthalates, the chemicals in question, are commonly used to make plastics flexible and to also stabilize fragrances. They are commonly found in many products such as toys, cosmetics, vinyl flooring, and medical supplies. The study showed an elevated amount of phthalates in the urine of babies who had used the powders, shampoos, and lotions.

Full post as published by Charlottesville Personal Injury Lawyer on February 14, 2008 (boomark / email).

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