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5 ways to reduce everyday exposure to 'forever chemicals'
TL;DR
PFAS, known as 'forever chemicals', are prevalent in drinking water and various consumer products, posing health risks like cancer. Here are five strategies to minimize exposure.
Key points
- PFAS are found in drinking water and various consumer products
- These chemicals are linked to certain cancers
- Five strategies exist to reduce exposure
Life Kit
Are there 'forever chemicals' in your drinking water?
Are there 'forever chemicals' in your drinking water?
Q&A
What are the health risks associated with PFAS exposure?
PFAS exposure has been linked to negative health outcomes, including certain types of cancer.
How can I reduce my exposure to 'forever chemicals' in everyday life?
You can reduce exposure by avoiding products with PFAS, using alternatives to nonstick cookware, and filtering your drinking water.
