"The analysis of data from 2,000 women is the largest to compare personal care product usage with PFAS levels, and the findings are alarming," said Amber Hall.
"PFAS are a class of about 15,000 compounds typically used to make products that resist water, stains and heat. They do not naturally break down and accumulate," highlighting their persistence.
"Women who dyed their hair at least twice during pregnancy showed levels of PFOS that were 36% higher than those who did not," indicating specific risks associated with hair care.
"It's not only getting in blood and breast milk, but it's getting in there at high enough levels that we're able to connect it with greater frequency of use," showcasing the direct correlation.
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