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Levels of Flame Retardants in Pregnant Women's Blood Drops Following Ban
Researchers have detected a dramatic drop in the levels of a class of flame retardant in the blood of pregnant women living in California. The news comes a decade after the chemicals linked to learning difficulties in children were banned from the state.
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