Prenatal Chemical Exposure Linked to Asthma Risk
By Mary West A study from Kumamoto University in Japan has linked prenatal exposure to chemicals classified as phenols to a significant increase in the risk of asthma later in life. Phenols are widely used in consumer products such as makeup, lotions, cleaning agents, and plastics, and exposure in small amounts is considered safe. However, they can potentially disrupt the endocrine…
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