A recent study conducted by environmental and consumer advocacy groups in Europe resulted in some retailers pulling products off the market. The products in question are everyday headphones. Their plastic components can contain bisphenols and phthalates, hormone-disrupting chemicals that can have adverse health effects. Read Verge's senior science reporter's, Justine Calma, full article on theverge.com
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