What to Know About Chemical Hair Relaxers and HealthSocietal standard for Black women to straighten hair for beauty, despite health risks associated with chemical relaxers.
Scientists Issue Warning About PerfumesPhthalates in perfumes and self-care products pose significant health risks, especially to children, highlighting the need for consumer awareness.
Endocrine disruptors are everywhere. Here's how you can reduce your riskEndocrine disruptors are common chemicals that interfere with hormonal systems, and are present in everyday products, posing health risks due to their ubiquity.
What to Know About Chemical Hair Relaxers and HealthSocietal standard for Black women to straighten hair for beauty, despite health risks associated with chemical relaxers.
Scientists Issue Warning About PerfumesPhthalates in perfumes and self-care products pose significant health risks, especially to children, highlighting the need for consumer awareness.
Endocrine disruptors are everywhere. Here's how you can reduce your riskEndocrine disruptors are common chemicals that interfere with hormonal systems, and are present in everyday products, posing health risks due to their ubiquity.
Endocrine disruptors, the invisible chemicals that trigger diseaseEndocrine disruptors mimic natural hormones and can significantly impact human health, particularly affecting reproductive health and contributing to chronic diseases.
Hair and skin care products expose kids to hormone disrupting chemicals, study findsPhthalate exposure from personal care products poses risks to child's health, particularly across different racial and ethnic groups.
Kids using lotions have higher levels of hormone-disrupting toxins studyChildren's use of personal care products is linked to elevated levels of toxic phthalates, especially among Black and Latino children.
Hair and skin care products expose kids to hormone disrupting chemicals, study findsPhthalate exposure from personal care products poses risks to child's health, particularly across different racial and ethnic groups.
Kids using lotions have higher levels of hormone-disrupting toxins studyChildren's use of personal care products is linked to elevated levels of toxic phthalates, especially among Black and Latino children.
Chemicals in common personal care products like soap and makeup could make girls start puberty earlyPuberty has been starting earlier in girls, likely due to exposure to endocrine-disrupting chemicals from personal care products.