CORAL SPRINGS, Fla. -- Health Briefs TV producers are working on a segment which will inform and educate viewers on common household items containing BPA. The potentially dangerous chemical bisphenol A or BPA, can be found in commute mugs, cash receipt ink, food can linings and other products. It is known to cause developmental problems in children and infants, cancer and diabetes. The segment will review what consumers can do to identify and replace BPS-laden articles. It will be broadcast soon on most regional and national cable television networks.

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