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New peer-reviewed research in Environmental Health Perspectives identifies at least 485 chemicals in US pesticide products linked to breast cancer. Only about 145 are registered as active ingredients, leaving roughly 340 inert substances largely unscrutinized by the EPA. The study calls for expanded California Proposition 65 warnings and tighter regulation as early-onset breast cancer rates rise worldwide.
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