A retrospective study of PBDEs and PCBs in human milk from the Faroe Islands

Overview of attention for article published in Environmental Health, July 2005

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How ‘forever chemicals’ are using marine life to travel the world by sea

MSN, 14 Feb 2022

When scientists found women in the remote Faroe Islands had unusually high concentrations of toxic industrial chemicals in…

How ‘forever chemicals’ are using marine life to travel the world by sea

Newsbreak, 14 Feb 2022

When scientists found women in the remote Faroe Islands had unusually high concentrations of toxic industrial chemicals in…

How ‘forever chemicals’ are using marine life to travel the world by sea

Yahoo! News, 14 Feb 2022

First it was PCBs, now it’s PFAS – harmful toxic pollutants that do not biodegrade are affecting ecosystems around the globe…

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