Not exact matches
The FDA maintains that
studies using standardized
toxicity tests have shown BPA to be safe at the
current low levels of human exposure.
From Civil Eats: «Maricel Maffini [author of a 2013
study on data gaps in
toxicity testing of chemicals allowed in U.S. foods] suggests the FDA's
current system of approving food additives could be improved by requiring additive safety to be reviewed periodically and by basing safety information on how much people actually eat.»
While the majority of
studies on ADs during pregnancy are focused on teratogenic effects, delivery complications and neonatal
toxicity,
current knowledge on the potential harmful effects on child development, including autism spectrum disorders (ASDs) and emotional or behavioural problems in infancy and adolescence, are very unsatisfactory.