Environmental Health News
- Scientific integrity on the line
- Work exposure to weed killers tied to brain cancer
- Breast milk contains C8
- Drugmakers push for looser off-label rules
- Unwelcome Guest: PBDEs in indoor dust
- Dingell to probe why EPA official leaving job
- Politics at work in toxic chemical decisions
- White House undermines EPA on cancer risks
- FDA let artificial-blood trials continue despite risks
- Environmental exposures – men's 'boys' can swim?
- Canada first to label bisphenol A as officially dangerous
- Bisphenol A and drinking water – controversies
- Is industrial pollution making America fat?
- Feds not addressing drugs in water
- Rainwater natural but toxic
- Visiting expert backs chemical concerns
- Fuss about drugs in drinking water unnecessary
- Arbitrary decisions on additives
- Report cites chemical's risk
- Big worries about micro particles
- Tiny silver particles may lead to pollution
- Air pollution's effects on brain
- Time to update environmental regulations
- Toxin turns up in school buildings
- Drug makers near old goal
- Food additives 'could be as damaging as lead in petrol'
- New product ingredient lists fall short
- Researcher uncovers what caused Gulf War Syndrome
- Campaigners urge ban on cancer-link chemicals
- When medicine turns toxic
- Campaigners urge politicians to act on chemicals–breast cancer link
- EPA feels heat over flame retardant
- New England Journal of Medicine wins peer-review court case
- Scientific integrity
- Nanotechnology could revolutionise food
- Expect more smog alerts under new EPA standards
- Analysis: The formaldehyde factor
- Enviro-toxins, radiation and breast cancer
- Our bad air could be bad for the brain
- Estrogenic chemicals change birds' tunes
- More testing for drugs in water sought
- Male fertility 'set in the womb'
- EPA sets stricter ozone standard
- Only 4 chemicals have NAFTA label
- Toxin found in 'natural', 'organic' items
- Artificial butter chemical may harm lungs
- Do nanoparticles in food pose a health risk?
- FDA panel wants limits on anemia drugs
- News items relating to the Seattle SOT meeting
- Mt Isa heavy metal levels 'still toxic'
- Side effects – pharmaceuticals
- Lead exposure may lead to adult-onset obesity in men
- Sperm damage 'passed to children'
- Medication under a microscope
- Ultrafine air particles most toxic
- 'Cancer link' to heavy mobile use
- Pesticide brew spells trouble for salmon
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