endocrine disrupting chemicals

What are Common Sources of EDCs?

Some common sources of EDCs include:
- [Bisphenol A (BPA)](href) found in plastics
- [Phthalates](href) in personal care products
- [Pesticides](href) like DDT
- Industrial chemicals like [PCBs](href)
- [Flame retardants](href) in household items

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