A University of the Free State study has detected hormone-disrupting chemicals in menstrual products sold in South Africa. Professor Deon Visser , Head of the Department of Chemistry at the UFS, separates fact from fiction as online influencers and activists drive consumer panic. <a href="https://www.algoafm.co.za/roch-l-bloem">Roch-Lè Bloem</a>

A University of the Free State study has detected hormone-disrupting chemicals in menstrual products sold in South Africa. Professor Deon Visser , Head of the Department of Chemistry at the UFS, separates fact from fiction as online influencers and activists drive consumer panic. Roch-Lè Bloem

A University of the Free State study has detected hormone-disrupting chemicals in menstrual products sold in South Africa. Professor Deon Visser , Head of the Department of Chemistry at the UFS, separates fact from fiction as online influencers and activists drive consumer panic. <a href="https://www.algoafm.co.za/roch-l-bloem" rel="noopener noreferrer">Roch-Lè Bloem</a>

Real Talk with Roch-Lé : Sanitary product study sparks consumer panic

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