What health issue has NOT been linked to bisphenol A exposure?

Bisphenol A (BPA) is a chemical commonly found in plastics and has been extensively studied for its potential health impacts. Research has indicated connections between BPA exposure and several health issues, notably obesity, diabetes, and behavioral changes such as aggression.

The correct answer—indicating that increased muscle strength has not been linked to BPA exposure—makes sense because scientific literature does not support a positive correlation between BPA and muscle strength. While the other health issues demonstrate concerns linked to the endocrine-disrupting properties of BPA, specifically regarding metabolism and aggressive behaviors, there is no evidence suggesting that BPA exposure enhances muscle strength. Thus, concluding that increased muscle strength is unrelated to BPA aligns with existing research findings.