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Natural News Archive
Chemicals
EU consumer groups warn toiletries expose us to hormone disrupting chemicals
Tests performed by the Danish Consumer Council show high levels of endocrine disrupting chemicals in everyday products
22 April, 2013
BPA exposure raises kids’ risk of asthma
Scientists in America have shown that exposure to the chemical bisphenol A in early childhood significantly raises the risk of developing asthma
7 March, 2013
UN report: human health threat from environmental chemicals
A damning new analysis has concluded that toxic chemicals found in a range of everyday products are a global threat to health
20 February, 2013
Cleaning products raise the risk of adult asthma
Chemicals and other substances used in many jobs can lead to a higher risk of adult onset asthma
22 January, 2013
California family awarded nearly $1 million for MMR damaged child
Yet another court awards compensation to parents who claim their child was damaged by the MMR vaccine
15 January, 2013
Artificial sweeteners lead to weight gain
Studies show that weight goes up with increasing artificial sweetener consumption
13 December, 2012
Organophosphate pesticides harm memory, say scientists
Long term, low-level exposure to these widely used pesticides can significantly damage brain function and memory
5 December, 2012
Tracking toxic exposures – a major new EU initiative
EU scientists will be using up to the minute technology to track our daily exposure to toxic chemicals and their effect on health
29 November, 2012
EU approval of Monsanto’s Roundup ‘based on bad science’
A combination of regulatory failures and bad science means we’re getting a dose of Monsanto’s toxic Roundup in our daily bread
20 November, 2012
Could chelation lower heart attack risk?
Evidence suggests that removing heavy metals from the body can benefit some heart patients – but controversy remains
8 November, 2012


