University of Notre Dame researchers analyzed nearly 2,500 samples of living organisms and found patterns in the concentration of “forever chemicals” across the region.

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There’s a growing understanding of the health threats of PFAS chemicals in what we eat and drink. By Hiroko Tabuchi They’re called “forever chemicals” because they basically never break down. They’re ...

Certain medicines contain per- and polyfluorinated alkyl compounds, known as PFAS, which are causing increasing environmental ...

Some seafood purchased at a Portsmouth seafood market in May 2022 met an unusual fate. Instead of getting fried up, three filets each of haddock, salmon, tuna, and cod, three lobster tails, and some ...

It was disturbing, though not surprising, when members of the Chautauqua-Conewango Watershed Consortium reported finding PFAS in the Chadakoin River and areas of the river near Chautauqua Lake. The ...

Oct. 12—The Dayton-area's drinking water quality is "very good," although it is threatened by a group of chemicals that have been linked to cancer and other health issues in people and animals, ...

We all know that daily flossing is core to good oral hygiene. But did you know some dental flosses may be made with ingredients that pose risks to your health, or the planet’s? To help identify those ...

A couple of millennia ago, when I was in elementary school, the teachers dispatched us kids to sell chocolate bars to support ...

Breaking down a deal over chemicals that don't break down. Plus, a check-in on SAS Institute's 35-hour work week and candy ...

The United States District Court for the District of New Jersey, applying New Jersey law, held that a bad faith claim against an insurer must be dismissed when it is rooted in the same conduct as the ...