A Call For More Research On Cancer’s Environmental Triggers
No question about cancer is more contentious than its causes.
Flint’s Lead-Contaminated Water Points To Health Effects Of Ailing Infrastructure
The EPA suggests an action level for lead in water: it should be below 15 parts per billion. Because lead toxicity causes irreversible neurological damage, prevention is crucial.
’60 Minutes’ Is Right To Raise Questions About Lumber Liquidators’ Toxic Floors
Formaldehyde in wood products can cause cancer and other ailments including skin and breathing problems.
So There’s Arsenic in Our Rice—Now What?
Arsenic contamination affects a variety of rice forms: brown and white, organic and regular, long and short-grain.