Can plastic cause autism? Research answers
4 months, 1 week ago

Can plastic cause autism? Research answers

Hindustan Times  

Autism is a neurodevelopmental disorder that can affect a person’s communication, speech, learning and behavioural patterns. In a recent study, it was stated that the use of plastic can accelerate the risk of developing autism. The study, led by Elisa Hill-Yardin, RMIT University, showed that exposure to components of the hard plastic, mainly bisphenol A, or BPA in the womb can lead to boys developing autism. Exposure to hard plastic The study, led by Elisa Hill-Yardin, RMIT University, showed that exposure to components of the hard plastic, mainly bisphenol A, or BPA in the womb can lead to boys developing autism. The study found a link between high maternal BPA levels and a greater risk of autism.

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