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Tuesday, February 05, 2008
The Mommy Life: Links for Parents

Baby shampoo study raises chemical concerns - Phthalates can cause reproductive problems in humans

Folk remedies common cause of lead poisoning - Traditional medicines sicken thousands of children each year, officials say

Chemical in formula packaging may harm baby - bisphenol A found in baby formula

Report urges study of cell phone health effects - Could wireless devices harm children or pregnant women, U.S. experts ask

Consider the agenda of the trade groups and regulatory groups versus the scientists. Who has something to gain from this?

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Deirdre
February 6, 2008   09:59 AM PST
 
It's quite scary.
 

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