Consumer Reports explains, the fabric of some school uniforms could be loaded with what’s called “forever chemicals.”
PFAS are known as forever chemicals because they essentially never break down naturally
PFAS have been linked to a growing list of health problems, including an increased risk for certain cancers, liver damage, and neurodevelopmental problemsWe send our kids to school every day and expect them to be safe. But what if they’re exposed to potentially dangerous chemicals before they even get out the front door? Asexplains, the fabric of some school uniforms could be loaded with what’s called “forever chemicals.
, some uniforms have higher levels of potentially dangerous PFAS chemicals than other types of children’s clothing tested, such as bibs, hats, and swimsuits. PFAS are known as forever chemicals because they essentially never break down naturally. They’re often added to products to make them waterproof, stain-resistant, or nonsticking.Download NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth
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