Drinking PFAS Tied to Sharp Rise in Infant Mortality

Glass of water and baby pacifier on kitchen counter, symbolizing PFAS exposure risks for infants.

CLIFF NOTES● Research links PFAS exposure to significantly higher infant mortality rates.● Increased risks include premature birth and low birth weight.● Effects were observed in communities with documented PFAS contamination.● PFAS persist in drinking water long after contamination occurs.● Reducing exposure is critical for pregnant women and infants.   A new study from the University … Read more