Officials Say BPA Poses ‘Minimal’ Risk to Reproductive Systems

A panel of experts convened by the National Institute’s of Health toxicology program released its final report on suspected human health effects from exposure to bisphenol A (BPA), saying there is “minimal concern” that BPA exposure could cause reproductive health problems in humans. However, the panel says there may be “some concern” regarding possible adverse effects on human neural and behavioral functions. The panel also says it has “minimal concern” that BPA could harm prostate effects; “minimal concern”...

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