The report was published weeks after a ProPublica investigation found that the chemical causes more cancer than any other ...

EPA assessed human exposure for 63 TSCA conditions of use of formaldehyde. Of these, 58 conditions of use (50 occupational ...

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Formaldehyde is found in products you use every day, but it could be linked to cancer. Dr. Peter Yu, the physician in chief of the cancer institute at Hartford ...

The chemical can trigger health problems and causes more cancer than any other toxic air pollutant. Our reporters traveled around New York City and New Jersey with equipment to measure its presence.

Skin Care Products market Size, Share, Competitive Landscape and Trend Analysis Report, by Type, by End User By distribution channel, supermarkets and hypermarkets held the largest market share and ...

Companies use formaldehyde for everything from making furniture to sterilizing food. Industry has repeatedly thwarted government efforts to limit its health risks.