New Studies Reveal PFAS Contamination in Skin and Pesticides

Research highlights the absorption of toxic 'forever chemicals' through human skin and their widespread use in pesticides.

PFAS, or 'forever chemicals,' can penetrate human skin and enter the bloodstream, according to recent studies.
These chemicals are found in many consumer products, including skincare items, cosmetics, and waterproof clothing.
New research shows that PFAS are increasingly used in US pesticides, contaminating food crops and household pest control products.
Exposure to PFAS is linked to various health issues, including hormone disruption, weakened immune response, and potential carcinogenic effects.
Regulatory bodies are urged to reassess safety measures and reduce PFAS sources to mitigate health risks.