Steven Hentges, Ph.D

The eye-catching headline of a recent news statement from the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) misses the facts on BPA. The headline claimed that “some… Read More

I should have known better but I did it anyway. It was a hot summer afternoon and the thought of a hotdog with plenty of… Read More

An important piece of information to answer that question is the level of exposure to BPA for people in New Zealand.  Somewhat surprisingly, considering how… Read More

We know from authoritative sources that BPA is safe.  For example, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) asks and answers the question on its… Read More

It’s helpful to think of the CLARITY Study as a review. Before going to a restaurant or a new movie, there’s a good chance you’ll… Read More

It’s no secret that we’re all exposed to BPA, which naturally leads to the questions, “Is BPA safe? Is BPA harmful?” From BPA study… Read More

If you say something three times it must be true.  How do we know that?  We know because Lewis Carroll told us so in his… Read More

If you pay attention to labels on food and beverage containers, you’ve probably seen quite a few labels indicating that a product is BPA-Free.  But… Read More

A few weeks ago the U.S. National Toxicology Program (NTP) released the results of the largest study ever conducted on bisphenol A (BPA).  The… Read More

The term “environmentally relevant dose” is commonly used to characterize the dose of a chemical that is given to laboratory animals in scientific studies.  More… Read More