Bioplastic Food Packaging and the Young Women’s Exposome: Body Burden of Bisphenols in a Randomized Intervention Trial
A randomized crossover trial among young women demonstrates that replacing conventional food packaging with bioplastics alone is insufficient to reduce bisphenol body burden, as significant reductions are driven by a broader cluster of low-plastic behaviors across food packaging, personal care, and cosmetics use, highlighting the value of exposomic approaches in intervention trials.
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