Two lots of blood pressure meds have been recalled due to the presence of nitrosamines which can increase the risk for cancer.
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RECALL: Carcinogen Present in Dry Shampoos
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Toxic Chemicals in Halloween Face Paints, Powders
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Consumers Want Products Free of Harmful Chemicals: Poll
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US PFAS Contamination Map: Study
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