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National Toxicology Program Report on Wood Dust Wood Dust Causes Sinus and Nasal Cancers The National Toxicology Program (NTP) is the National Institute of Health’s interagency initiative that evaluates the potential health risks of certain chemicals and materials having the ability to cause serious adverse health conditions. These identified substances go into products ranging from food and personal care products to drugs, household cleaners Read More...
Facing the Truth about Cancer Diagnoses
A cancer diagnosis can be the most stressful moment a person ever experiences. At that moment life substantially changes, priorities re-align and new Read More...
Flood Vehicle Sold in Kansas City
A Kansas City used car lot is under investigation after selling a woman a car that was seriously damaged by flooding. Think you have a lemon, click Read More...
In utero Pesticide Exposure and Pediatric Leukemia Pesticide exposure is a global health concern, as their toxic effects are well known.  A Read More...
Survival Rates for Sinonasal Adenocarcinoma Sinonasal cancers represent only 3% of head and neck tumors, among the rarest cancer types found in Read More...
Types of Sinonasal Adenocarcinomas The American Cancer Society says doctors only diagnose 2,000 sinonasal cancers each year in the United States. Read More...
Study Links Benzene, Formaldehyde, TCE to Cancer The International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) classifies benzene, formaldehyde and Read More...
Study Finds Link Between Benzene, Altered Genes A 2014 study by Chinese doctors and scientists found a link between occupational exposure to benzene Read More...
Study Connects Pesticide Use to Follicular Lymphoma In the past 15 years, a significant amount of scientific and medical research has found Read More...
Nurse’s Cancer Diagnosis Shows Possible Formaldehyde Link Cancer researchers have linked formaldehyde exposure to respiratory tract cancers. Read More...