Car Tires Tagged As Major Pollution Contributors, Not Exhaust Fumes

Medicine & Technology Jun 10, 2022

As it turns out, the wear of tires on the road produces more pollutants than car tailpipe exhausts by 2,000 per cent. Read on to find out why and how exhaust pipes are no longer the major contributor to air pollution.

Drinking An Average Cup of This Tea Triples the Risk of Cancer, Equivalent to Smoking 100 Cigarettes

Mar 01, 2022

Studies show that a popular tea increases the risk of developing several types of cancer. Read on to know which drink it is that should be avoided

Car Seats May Endanger Commuters Health Over Time Because of Carcinogens

Feb 15, 2021

Research shows that foam padding in car seats contains significant amounts of a carcinogenic substance. Airborne pollutants could now emanate from the inside.

Illinois Rep Rejoiced Over J&J Baby Powder Discontinuation: 'It Knew for Decades its Product Contains Asbestos'

May 20, 2020

On Tuesday, Johnson & Johnson announced that sales of its famous talc-based baby powder would be terminated in the United States and Canada as it faces multiple lawsuits claiming its talc-based baby powder contains asbestos, a cancer-forming substance.

Losartan Potassium Tablets Being Recalled -- Again!

Sep 26, 2019

Another recall on Losartan has been announced due to the reported carcinogenic substances contained in the blood pressure medication.

Are Hot Dogs Cancerous?

Jun 04, 2019

A study shows that a history of hot dog consumption could affect future generations.

Nuclear Waste Facility Construction Paused Due to Concerns of a Carcinogen Detected in Nearby School

Apr 28, 2019

Ohio health district demands suspension of nuclear waste facility construction due to imposed negative health effects.

Immune System Therapy Could Play a Crucial Role in Curing Cancer

Apr 02, 2019

CAR-T therapy looks promising.

Chemical TCP Is Becoming Major Concern, Millions Of Residents Are Drinking From The Carcinogen-Contaminated Waters

May 08, 2017

Even after several decades since TCP was scrapped as the main ingredient in pesticides, its adverse impact on the environment still lingers in the sources of water in the U.S.