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BPA In Baby Bottles
The Toxin Free Babies and Toddlers Act, would ban the use of Bisphenol-A (BPA) from baby bottles and other items that come in contact with children 3 years old and younger. The California Assembly passed the bill on Thursday, so it will return to the Senate for a reconciliation vote in August.
BPA has been linked with health problems such as infertility, autism, asthma, hyperactivity and breast cancer. In January, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration reversed its long-held position that BPA posed no concern, calling for more studies of the artificial hormone that often is used in shatter-proof plastic baby bottles, sippy cups and linings of cans. If passed, the bill would require the manufacturers of baby bottles, cups and jars to discontinue use of BPA by January 2012. Makers of infant formula would need to comply by July 2012.
