Considering BPA: State of the Art or Willful Ignorance? While it is technically correct that the FDA did not ban bisphenol A (BPA), the Wall Street Journal misled readers when it ignored the clear FDA statements that we need to reduce BPA exposure of our most vulnerable citizens. This is a prototype example of the spin-versus-spin arguments that characterize most of the environmental chemical debate. These arguments are not about truth. They are about control of public perception. It is time for willful efforts to skip the spin, outline the challenges, and answer the questions that affect the safety of our children and grandchildren. June 13, 2012 CPMC, Physician Resource, San Francisco Medicine, SFMS Member bisphenol A, Shanaz Dairkee, William Goodson III, BPA 0 0 Comment Read More »
FDA to Decide Whether to Ban BPA in Food Packaging January 26, 2012 News, Public Health bisphenol-A, BPA, BPA ban 0 0 Comment Read More »
October 27 Webinar: New Frontiers in Cancer Research October 24, 2011 Local Events, Physician Resource, Public Health, SFMS Member BPA, breast cancer therapy, CHE, William Goodson 0 0 Comment Read More »
What’s Not on the Can’s Label (Editorial on Bisphenol A Featuring SFMS Member) September 22, 2011 News, Public Health, SFMS Member BPA, William Goodson 0 0 Comment Read More »
SFMS Past-President’s Environmental Health Research Featured as Chronicle Cover Story September 15, 2011 CPMC, News, SFMS Member BPA, breast cancer, CPMC, methylparaben, William Goodson 0 0 Comment Read More »
