| Reuters by Andrew M. Seaman Tuesday, February 25, 2014 Handling receipts may increase the body’s level of a chemical that has been linked to reproductive and neurological problems, suggests a new small study. The researchers write in JAMA that bisphenol A – commonly known as BPA – typically enters the body when people eat food from a can. But it can also be absorbed through the skin from receipts, according to the study’s lead author.
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