Antibiotics are great for fighting off infections caused by bacteria, fungi and certain parasites. But antibiotics may also help treat… Read More
At first it may seem inoffensive to repurpose tires. Recycled tires are crumbled and used in artificial turf filling for… Read More
Nothing ruins a trip to the lake like toxic, life-threatening algae. It sounds like a cynical joke but one of… Read More
Scientists continue researching the link between alcohol and cancer. Yet, more and more research indicates a strong association between the… Read More
In April of 2014, Flint officials began supplying the city with water from the Flint River. By May, residents noticed… Read More
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After Flint’s water crisis more attention has been paid to the poor water quality throughout the US. millions of Americans… Read More
Practically everything we own has been doused with flame retardants: furniture cushions, mattresses, pillows. Almost all children’s products contain high… Read More
It’s not only starches, processed foods, and sugary beverages that can cause diabetes…There’s a growing body of evidence that’s showing… Read More
A report from the Environmental Working Group (EWG) found that the tap water of 218 million Americans contains levels of chromium-6. Chromium-6,… Read More
It’s the stuff we don’t think about when we bite into those crunchy fries or gobble down a strawberry sundae.… Read More
In September it was reported that more than 200 million Americans have chromium-6 in their tap water. It is believed… Read More