Wood-burning stoves can keep you warm and cozy but can be hazardous to your health if used improperly. According to the American Lung Association, wood-burning stoves produce toxins that are damaging ...

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The Food and Drug Administration has not formally reevaluated the safety of a food dye called Red 40 in over a decade, the agency's top food official said this month when asked about renewed ...

Robert F. Kennedy Jr., President-elect Donald Trump’s pick for health secretary, has also vowed to crack down on the use of food dyes if he’s confirmed, claiming the dyes cause cancer and A.D ...

Chemicals in hair dyes may cause allergies for some people. Around 38% of people who color their hair report having an allergic reaction to hair dye. The most common allergic reaction to hair dye is ...

A wide range of foods will be affected if the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) moves forward with plans to ban artificial red dye. According to the Eat Well Guide (EWG) Food Scores database ...

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It was the beginning of aniline dyes. After mauveine ... to the investigation of archaeological wood and Asian lacquers. He then joined the Scientific Department of the British Museum (London ...