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December 19th, 2016
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Cheryl Rosenfeld
Cheryl Rosenfeld found that short-term feeding of canned dog food resulted in a significant increase of BPA in dogs. Scientists believe that because of shared environments, dog exposure to BPA through canned foods could have human health implications.
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BPA in Dog Food Causes Changes in Microbiota
Rosenfeld and her team assessed BPA contained within pet food cans. They also analyzed whether disturbances in bacteria found in the gut and metabolic changes could be associated with exposure to BPA from the canned food. Photo:
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