Alcohol Use Linked to Increased Cancer Risk, U.S. Surgeon General Warns
Five women out of every 100 that drink more than two drinks per day will develop breast cancer, U.S. health officials warn.
Five women out of every 100 that drink more than two drinks per day will develop breast cancer, U.S. health officials warn.
Most uses of the chemicals found in Camp Lejeune water decades ago will be prohibited within the next year, according to the EPA, which linked both TCE and PCE to increased cancer risks.
Parties will meet with the MDL judge today, to discuss issues scheduling the remaining bellwether trials selected by the Court.
Independent testing found levels of PFAS in Bubble Yum gum that could lead to adverse health consequences for consumers, especially children.
Manufacturers failed to warn firefighters and military service members about the risks of PFAS exposure from AFFF firefighting foam and turnout gear, lawsuit claims.
Federal regulators are adding 16 additional “forever chemicals” to the U.S. Toxics Release Inventory, amid continuing concerns over PFAS water contamination.
After undergoing chemotherapy and a liver transplant, husband must still worry about his cancer returning, due to high levels of PFAS still in his blood.
Court will schedule a Science Day and work up additional cases involving these cancers linked to AFFF exposure, which were not previously included in the bellwether trial process
Some limited uses will remain after the TCE ban is in effect, but will be phased out over time for more climate-friendly and safer chemicals.
Despite growing concerns over the health risks of artificial sweeteners, researchers found no link between consuming them and an increased risk of liver cancer.