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I wouldn't call that a punchline, that's just one of the stated observations. This would be closer to the punchline: “Our study confirms sex-specific behaviora
by tremon 4y ago
I wouldn't call that a punchline, that's just one of the stated observations. This would be closer to the punchline:
“Our study confirms sex-specific behavioral changes in offspring as a result of these exposures, highlighting the fact that exposure to these chemicals should be avoided during pregnancy”
But the article is short enough to read in its entirety. I find all the observations alarming, not just that one, given how prevalent BPA use has been in the past decades.
- jvanderbot 4y agoI'd add your alternative punchline, but between the two of us, we'd have reproduced the "article"