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FDA: Plastic Chemical Linked to Disease Is SafeBy Erik BilstadMilwaukee Journal Sentinel Dec. 19, 2008 |
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  Products made with BPA | Photo: Milwaukee Journal SentinelThe FDA will not waver, sticking with its ruling that Bisphenol A is safe. The chemical, also known has BPA, is used to make thousands of plastic household products and has been linked to heart disease and diabetes. The Journal Sentinel, which has been investigating the effects this past year, says the FDA posted a letter to advisory board members saying that unless something new is uncovered, it will continue to recommend that BPA is safe for use. Earlier this year, Canada declared BPA to be toxic and is banning it from use in baby bottles. 
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