“Pregnancy Safety Advice Prompts Criticism,” by Michelle Roberts.
The Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists has been criticised for saying pregnant women may want to “play it safe” and avoid chemicals found in many common household products. It says there is not enough information about the chemical risks to foetuses from cosmetics and food packaging. Items which it suggests should be avoided include tinned food, ready meals, shower gel and even new cars. Critics say the advice is unhelpful, unrealistic and alarmist. Read the full article on BBC News.
Alarmist Study on Pregnancy and Chemicals
June 7, 2013
