Dining out in restaurants and cafeterias may increase cumulative phthalates exposure. Adolescents, who eat out more, had 55% higher levels compared to those who only ate at home. Anti-androgenic phthalates are reproductive toxicants that may have additive effects on male development.

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Dining out in restaurants and cafeterias may increase cumulative phthalates exposure. Adolescents, who eat out more, had 55% higher levels compared to those who only ate at home. Anti-androgenic phthalates are reproductive toxicants that may have additive effects on male development.