PFAS expert tips: How to reduce your exposure to harmful 'forever chemicals

PFAS chemicals are in our water, in our food, in our air and on our skin. And they are linked to a long and growing list of medical concerns. WBUR spoke with scientists about what changes they’ve made in their own lives and what they recommend others do to avoid PFAS.

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