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Explained: How bandages can increase the risk of developing cancer

Explained: How bandages can increase the risk of developing cancer
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Cancer-causing forever chemicals found in BAND-AIDS where they can get directly into blood through open wounds, report warns

Bandages from some of the most well-reputed brands, including Band-Aid and Curad, were found to contain dangerous and long-lasting forever chemicals.

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MS and Autism Among Brain Health Risks From Common Household Chemicals

Children are particularly vulnerable to these chemicals, the researchers warned.

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High Sugar Intake Tied to Increased Risk for Depression

Higher dietary consumption of sugar was associated with depression, even after adjustment for potential confounders, new observational data suggested.

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Weekend warriors lose just as much weight as regular exercisers

Researchers from China found people who cram exercise into one or two sessions per week had similar decreases in abdominal fat and BMI to those who exercised regularly.

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