Chemicals on Veggies Lower Sperm Counts; Drug in Your Lunch Banned Elsewhere; Move to Ban Flame Retardants

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Pesticides on vegetables and fruit linked to lower sperm counts. For the first time, scientists have shown that men who eat produce with a lot of chemical residues may be less fertile.

This drug, banned in Europe, Russia and China, may be in your lunch. If you eat meat in the United States, buyer beware. Ractopamine may be unsafe for you.

Groups petition federal agency to ban products containing certain flame-retardants. Firefighters, scientists, and health and consumer advocates are petitioning federal authorities to ban children’s products, furniture, mattresses and electronic casings if they contain a class of flame-retardants.

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