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Since our May 2008 report on health effects of bisphenol A, a chemical found in polycarbonate plastics, a draft report from the National Toxicology Program has reinforced concerns about the health effects of low exposure to BPA. Now, some manufacturers are offering products that claim to be "BPA-free." Our tests of a limited number of baby bottles detected only trace amounts of BPA that are below levels likely to pose a risk for infants. These five bottles ...