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Invisible chemicals rising from children’s mattresses may be harming their brains and bodies.
That’s according to a pair of studies published Tuesday, which found troubling levels o… [+4080 chars]
Mattresses releasing dangerous chemicals in children’s bedrooms: Studies - The Hill
Invisible chemicals rising from children’s mattresses may be harming their brains and bodies. That’s according to a pair of studies published Tuesday, which found troubling levels of plastic-like “phthalate” chemicals and flame retardants in the bedrooms of c…
By:Saul Elbein
Source:The Hill
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