Spatial and temporal trends of the Stockholm Convention POPs in mothers’ milk — a global review

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U.S. mothers continue to have among the highest levels of flame retardant chemicals in their breast milk https://t.co/HYSq62Kygj

HBCDD in breast milk is showing increasing temporal concentration trends in both Japan and Sweden http://t.co/xdikWxBCP3

RT @RuthLarbey: Persistent organic pollutants in mothers' milk: an analysis by region. http://t.co/rpi9kvKpOs

Persistent organic pollutants in mothers' milk: an analysis by region. http://t.co/rpi9kvKpOs

New! A Global Review on persistent organic pollutants in mother's milk http://t.co/rRCI68M0Ao #Openaccess #springer http://t.co/TcH19Yan3h

New! A Global Review on persistent organic pollutants in mother's milk http://t.co/BJ2G50Bvr7 #Openaccess #springer http://t.co/IXah5HP1qi