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Study finds diet and culture influence Hispanic children's exposure to 'forever chemicals'

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Study finds diet and culture influence Hispanic children's exposure to 'forever chemicals'
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Participation in school meal programs was linked to lower blood concentrations of certain PFAS, pollutants commonly known as "forever chemicals," in a new study of Hispanic children in Northern Virginia.

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