Study Links PFAS Exposure to Sleep Disruptions in Young Adults

A recent study from the Keck School of Medicine at USC reveals a significant link between PFAS exposure and sleep disturbances in young adults aged 19 to 24. Highlighting the adverse effects of these ‘forever chemicals’ on sleep quality, the research underscores the urgent need for public health policies to address the health risks associated with PFAS. The findings emphasize the importance of understanding environmental factors affecting sleep and overall health.