PFAS, often called "forever chemicals," are everywhere—from the water we drink to the food packaging we use. These chemicals are so persistent that they never break down in the environment, earning them their ominous nickname. What’s even more concerning is that data shows that PFAS are found in the blood of up to 99% of Americans.
With growing concerns over their potential health risks, including cancer and immune system issues, it’s clear that PFAS are a significant threat we can no longer ignore. Click through to learn how these chemicals spread, where they’re lurking, and what’s being done to protect public health.