If you're the type to be suspicious of chemicals and corporations,
and especially their mixture, this will likely not surprise you:
A team of investigative journalists from the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel
did one of those surprisingly simple things that we love real,
honest-to-god investigative journalists for: an experiment.
Specifically, they took 10 items marked with the comforting phrase
"microwave safe" that were likely to be ingested by children or used
for children's food (several were actually baby food, one was formula),
heated them (in both a microwave and an oven), and had the contents
tested for bisphenol-A (BPA).
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