Plastics May Emit Toxins

American Voices • business • ISSUE 44•16 • Apr 18, 2008

A new report from the National Toxicology Program has raised concerns about bisphenol, a chemical found in baby bottles and sport water bottles that may be linked to breast cancer, prostate cancer, and early-onset puberty. What do you think?

“Well I guess that pink sports bottle they gave me for running the breast cancer 5K was some sort of sick joke.”
Louise Banner –
Systems Analyst
“Really? I'd better stop feeding my daughter until I can get her baby pictures taken.”
Ken Wooley –
Golf Pro
“Please don't blame the bottles. Everyone knows that people who get prostate cancer have no one to blame but themselves.”
Dean Logan –
Bridge Inspector

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