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New Findings Add to Health Concerns About a Chemical in Plastics(2/2) ( 本次听写约198词 )[下载今日慢速VOA听力资料mp3版] (右键另存为)
本听写稿由888听写，来自沪江VOA听写系统The resercher researcher who led the study, David Melzer an at England's University of Exeteragree this, agrees. He says the findings nust must be reproduced and that other studies are also needed. But he also says that if BPA is a cause of this these conditions, then just reducing contact with it * might prevent some cases. The study appeared last week in the Janual Journal of the American Medical Association.
Earlier this month, United States government scientists from the national National Toxicology（毒理学） college program Program released a final report on BPA. They found that the chemical is a of " some concerns concern" for a fax effects on development of the prostate gland（前列腺） and brane brain in feets* infence on fetuses（胎儿）, infants（婴儿） and children. They made the sane same finding for the * a faxbehavioral（动作的，行为的） effects.
The scientists based their finding findings mostly on studies of laboratory animals. Even though so, the program web director said " the possibility that BPA may affect human development can not cannot be dismissed. "
In April, Canada become became the firt first country to propose a ban on plastic baby bottles that contain BPA. The government has said it will publish it's its final decision by October 1818th. Some plastic goods are now being marked marketed as " BPA Free" BPA-free. But some people wonder wether whether any other chemicals that might take it's its place are any badbetter.
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