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Twenty-eight years ago a fire retardant containing polybrominated biphenyl (PBB) was accidentally added to livestock feed in Michigan.1 Exposure to PBBs was widespread among people living in Michigan. This study evaluates 327 female offspring of mothers participating in the Michigan PBB registry, established in 1976. The …
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