#chemical-exposure

#chemical-exposure

Higher chemical exposure in dogs correlates with increased bladder cancer risk, which may also impact humans in shared environments.

Endocrine disruptors mimic natural hormones and can significantly impact human health, particularly affecting reproductive health and contributing to chronic diseases.

Thousands of chemicals approved for food contact are found in humans, creating exposure risks and health concerns.

Urgent action is needed to revamp laws worldwide to protect children from diseases linked to chemical exposures.

Thousands of hazardous chemicals from food packaging are leaching into food and found in human bodies.

Chemicals from food packaging materials are migrating into human bodies, posing potential health risks.

Endocrine disruptors are common chemicals that interfere with hormonal systems, and are present in everyday products, posing health risks due to their ubiquity.

Wearable devices may release harmful per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) as they are worn regularly against the skin.

Residents in Williamsburg were shocked by an unknown liquid falling from an apartment, described as sticky with a bleach-like smell.

Two police officers were hospitalized after potential chemical exposure following an arrest related to shoplifting.

Two women arrested for drug-related offenses after 10 exposed to unknown chemical at London property.

A woman was rushed to a London hospital over fears of ingesting poison, leading to a lockdown and examination of a possible hazardous substance.

Specialist officers examined the item, safety procedures were established, and the hospital remained open for patients.