October Linkzine
Are Hormones in Food Linked to Early Puberty?
Many of today’s parents are purchasing antibiotic-free meats, and organic fruits, veggies and dairy products because they worry about hormones in food and their possible link to early puberty. Check out these articles for more information on this controversial issue. (By the way, I wrote the last one 2 years ago when I was editor of Wake Living magazine.)
The Truth Behind Early Puberty
Live Science
Most Often, Early Puberty Still Normal
Healthlink
Consumer Concerns About Hormones in Food
Cornell University
More Girls Experience Early Puberty
CNN.com
Modern Puberty
Los Angeles Times
Precocious Puberty: Ealry Onset of Puberty
BabyMinding.com
Does the use of antibiotics in food animals pose a risk to human health?
Journal of Antimicrobial Chemotherapy
Antibiotics in Food
Children's Health Environmental Coalition
Antibiotics Paradox
Scientists Live
Hormones in Food and Early Puberty: Is There a Link?
Wake Living Magazine
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Many of today’s parents are purchasing antibiotic-free meats, and organic fruits, veggies and dairy products because they worry about hormones in food and their possible link to early puberty. Check out these articles for more information on this controversial issue. (By the way, I wrote the last one 2 years ago when I was editor of Wake Living magazine.)
The Truth Behind Early Puberty
Live Science
Most Often, Early Puberty Still Normal
Healthlink
Consumer Concerns About Hormones in Food
Cornell University
More Girls Experience Early Puberty
CNN.com
Modern Puberty
Los Angeles Times
Precocious Puberty: Ealry Onset of Puberty
BabyMinding.com
Does the use of antibiotics in food animals pose a risk to human health?
Journal of Antimicrobial Chemotherapy
Antibiotics in Food
Children's Health Environmental Coalition
Antibiotics Paradox
Scientists Live
Hormones in Food and Early Puberty: Is There a Link?
Wake Living Magazine
Return to Linkzine home.
Return to Triangle TRACKS home.
Last updated by Elizabeth Shugg Sep. 30, 2008.
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