A new study finds silicone bakeware can release siloxanes into food and air when heated, but experts warn against panic.

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Researchers find a specific type of bakeware may leach compounds into your food. A recent study found that silicone bakeware compounds may also get into the air while baking. More research is needed ...

Researchers tested silicone baking molds and found that siloxane compounds can migrate into food and indoor air. The good news? There’s an easy fix. Researchers from Environment and Climate Change ...

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