Studies Archive | Page 2 of 2 | Facts About BPA

EPA released its bisphenol A (BPA) Action Plan in March 2010. Importantly, the agency clearly indicated that it “does not intend to initiate regulatory action under TSCA at this time on the basis of human health.”  EPA has not taken further action.  To read more about what EPA’s BPA Action… Read More

In October 2008, an expert scientific panel, convened by Gradient Corporation, published the results of its weight-of-the-evidence evaluation of low-dose reproductive and developmental effects of BPA. Based on its review of scientific literature available through July 2008, the panel concluded: “The weight of evidence does not support the hypothesis that… Read More

In September 2008, the NTP Center for the Evaluation of Risks to Human Reproduction report on the potential for BPA to affect human reproduction or development confirmed that human exposure to BPA is very low. The report noted only “some concern” for BPA for certain human health impacts, and did… Read More