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Nearly Half of US Cosmetics Contain This Toxic Chemical

Nearly Half of US Cosmetics Contain This Toxic Chemical Chemicals common in personal care products persist in the environment and jeopardize long-term health Cosmetics and personal care products have often tested positive for toxic chemicals. Now, a new study conducted by researchers at the University of Notre Dame has found that more than half of common U.S. cosmetics tested contain high levels of industrial compounds associated with various health conditions, including cancer. One chemical found in an “alarming” number of products from popular stores such as Target, Ulta, Sephora, and Bed, Bath and Beyond was fluorine, which is part of the alphabet soup known as perfluorinated chemicals, historically abbreviated as PFC. Perfluorinated chemicals include perfluorocarbons and other per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, collectively known as PFAS, but also referred to as PFOA and PFOS.

Illinois EPA, National Guard officials: Air, water around Chemtool fire site are safe

PHOTOS: Cubs beat Cards 10-5 at Wrigley Field Kyle Hendricks won his ninth straight decision, Patrick Wisdom hit a two-run homer and Chicago Cubs beat the St. Louis Cardinals 10-5 on Friday afternoon. See photos from the game.  1 of 21 Chicago Cubs starting pitcher Kyle Hendricks (28) throws the ball against the St. Louis Cardinals during the first inning of a baseball game, Friday, July 9, 2021, in Chicago.  DAVID BANKS, ASSOCIATED PRESS Chicago Cubs right fielder Jason Heyward (22) can t catch a ball hit by St. Louis Cardinals Paul Goldschmidt as a fan interfered with the ball and Goldschmidt was called out during the first inning of a baseball game, Friday, July 9, 2021, in Chicago. 

Recruitment for large-scale forever chemical study starts in Fountain later this month

Recruitment for a large-scale study on the health effects of forever chemicals will start in the Fountain Valley this month and its results could help set federal limits on the chemicals in drinking water.  The work is part of the second large-scale study in the country to examine exposure to perfluorinated compounds  a family of manmade chemicals that linger in the body and have earned the nickname forever chemicals and the health risks they pose.  The first large-scale study was done 15 years ago in Ohio and West Virginia and found probable links between the chemicals and conditions including high cholesterol, thyroid disease, kidney and testicular cancers, said epidemiology professor Anne Starling, with the University of Colorado.

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