“Scary common consumer products — not,” by American Council on Science and Health.
For years, agenda-driven activists have attempted to link phthalates to every conceivable ailment. And now, a new study twists and turns to try to link this class of chemicals — which are present in a wide variety of common products ranging from plastics to cosmetics — with a disease that afflicts many Americans: diabetes. The authors’ own interpretation of this questionable study indicates that exposure to phthalates increases older Americans’ risk of developing diabetes. Read the full article in ACSH Dispatch.
Unlikely Link between Phthalates and Diabetes
April 16, 2012