Bisphenol Exposure is a chemical exposure construct referring to the bodily absorption of bisphenol compounds—primarily bisphenol A and its analogues—through environmental or dietary sources, distinguished from other endocrine-disrupting chemical exposures by its specific association with epoxy resins, polycarbonate plastics, and thermal paper products.
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New York State Department of Health, United States
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