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How much canned tuna is safe to eat?

Foods like canned tuna and swordfish are known for their higher mercury content—how much is too much?

Should you eat brown rice? It still contains this toxic metal

Should you eat brown rice? It still contains this toxic metal

Should you rethink your rice consumption?

Our toxicologist reveals the 3 secretly toxic items in your living room – and the simple swaps to make to protect your health and home

Our toxicologist reveals the 3 secretly toxic items in your living room – and the simple swaps to make to protect your health and home

Replace couches and carpets, and tackle dust effectively, our expert urges

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3 secretly toxic items in your bedroom that toxicologists urge you to replace now to protect your health

Danger might be lurking where you least expect it

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Record levels of 'forever chemicals' found in wildlife near New Mexico base, hunters warned

Environmental regulators and health officials in New Mexico are warning hunters that harmful chemicals known to cause cancer in people have been found at record levels in birds, small mammals and plants at a lake near Holloman Air Force Base

The Independent UK

Diet Mountain Dew for the win? Why the favorite soda of both JD Vance and Tim Walz may not be a health drink.

The chartreuse soda contains three artificial sweeteners and various additives. How safe are they?

Dust busters: what’s really in household dust and how to get rid of it

Dust is full of seemingly benign detritus, but experts say it may also contain contaminants with concerning health implications

The Guardian - US

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Forever Chemicals May Endanger Hundreds of Iconic Species Worldwide

Forever Chemicals May Endanger Hundreds of Iconic Species Worldwide

A new report finds more that PFAS threatens more than 330 species around the globe ranging from large mammals like polar bears to fish.

Northwestern professor takes on ‘forever chemicals,’ and he just might win

Northwestern professor takes on ‘forever chemicals,’ and he just might win

William Dichtel’s research with colleague Brittany Trang found that heating a combination of a widely used solvent and lye can destroy many types of common cancer-causing PFAS found in Teflon pans and many other products.

Chicago Sun-Times

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