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• Ultra-Processed Foods Cause Inflammation Linked to Cardiovascular Disease: Study

  September 25, 2025

  Darian Hauf

  Researchers report that adults with high consumption of ultra-processed foods face an 11% higher risk of developing markers of systemic inflammation, a condition linked to cardiovascular disease.

• Talc Safety To Be Subject of New Independent Scientific Expert Panel Led by FDA

  May 22, 2025

  Irvin Jackson

  A panel of scientific experts called for a move away from the use of talc, due to growing evidence of adverse events like cancer and inflammation.

• Inflammatory Foods May Increase Risk of Dementia, Study Warns

  January 7, 2025

  Martha Garcia

  A new study finds that the more inflammatory foods in a person's diet, the higher their risk of Alzheimer's disease and dementia later in life.

• Exposure to Chemical in Roundup Increases Long Term Brain Damage, Study Finds

  December 10, 2024

  Irvin Jackson

  A new study suggests Roundup exposure may cause inflammation in the brain, resulting in Alzheimer's disease, anxiety and early death in mice, and potentially humans as well.

• Study Finds Individuals With Tattoos Face Increased Lymphoma Risks

  May 31, 2024

  Grace Muller

  A new study warns that people with tattoos face an increased risk of lymphoma, potentially due to ink particles traveling to lymph nodes.

• Treating IBD with Humira, Remicade May Increase Risk of Kidney Damage: Study

  April 17, 2024

  Martha Garcia

  A new study warns that taking TNF inhibitors like Humira and Enbrel can lead to rapid reduction in kidney functioning for IBD patients.

• FDA Warns of Delayed Onset Dermal Fillers Inflammation Risks

  July 10, 2023

  Martha Garcia

  The FDA is warning of dermal filler inflammation risks which could lead to stroke, vision loss and other complications.

• Roundup Exposure Linked To Lung Inflammation in Agricultural Workers: Study

  May 17, 2022

  Irvin Jackson

  A new study links Roundup exposure combined with exposure to a common organic substance to an increased risk of lung inflammation.