Packaging chemical may affect embryos, say US scientists

By Bridie Smith
Updated March 6 2013 - 11:08am, first published February 26 2013 - 11:58am
Research had indicated that pre-natal exposure to BPA could cause behavioural issues, particularly in girls and especially in terms of behaviour such as aggression, hyperactivity and defiance.
Research had indicated that pre-natal exposure to BPA could cause behavioural issues, particularly in girls and especially in terms of behaviour such as aggression, hyperactivity and defiance.

A chemical commonly found in food and drink packaging has the potential to affect embryonic brain development, say US scientists.

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