Croatians Tested for "Eternal chemicals." Found in Everyone, but Too Many in Most
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"Of the ten Croatian citizens who donated blood in a European study of the most famous PFAS compounds, six of them were found to have elevated reference values for these health-hazardous compounds, and among...
As many as six out of 10 Croatian citizens, who gave blood in the European research, were found to have elevated levels of the most famous PFAS compound, dangerous for
Gordan Bosanac today, together with colleagues from the Greens/ESA group, Italian MEP Christina Guarda and toxicologist Professor Marjorie Van Duursen, PhD, presented the results of a study on the presence of PFAS in blood.
"Out of ten Croatian citizens who donated blood in a European study of the most famous PFAS compounds, six of them were found to have elevated reference values for these health-hazardous compounds, and among the seven Gospić residents who participated in the study, five of them had elevated values. Trifluoroacetic acid (TFA), a compound from the PFAS group, was found in all 110 tested in the EU," revealed Gordan Bosanac, a Možemo! member of the …
OF TEN Croatian subjects included in a new European study, six of them had the sum of four long-chain PFAS compounds, also known as "eternal chemicals", above the health-based reference value set by the European Food Safety Agency (EFSA). Seven respondents were from Gospić, and among them there were five above that threshold. "Eternal chemicals" found at […]
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