my country's current research on polybrominated diphenyl ethers is still in its infancy, and it does not have a very good understanding of the pollution base and the accumulation status of the human body. A large-scale survey is needed. Although the current environmental concentration will not cause significant health effects, this distance will be quickly reduced due to many factors, especially sensitive people such as pregnant women, developing fetuses and babies. To control the harm of flame retardants to the lowest possible level, the following measures are recommended:

▲ Carrying out lasting popular science publicity to raise the public's awareness of conscious prevention of this major hidden danger of polybrominated diphenyl ethers.

▲Provide qualified and safe food for pregnant women and babies.

▲Workers who are in direct contact with PBDEs should pay special attention to food safety, do not eat in the open or polluted environment, and wash their hands carefully before eating.

▲Develop environmentally friendly flame-retardant materials to replace polybrominated diphenyl ethers.