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Toxic Chemicals in Homes and Gardens: Everyday Exposure
Your indoor dust is a reservoir for PFAS, lead, and pharmaceuticals. Here is what that actually means for your home.
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PFAS Chemicals in Household Dust: What You Need to Know
Researchers just found 43 different PFAS chemicals in household dust. Your home might be the primary source of your exposure.
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Does this sunscreen chemical promote breast cancer spread?
A 2026 study shows a common sunscreen chemical may fuel breast cancer metastasis. Here is what you need to know to protect your health.
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PFAS Contaminated Water and Childhood Cancer Risk
A new study links PFAS in public water to increased childhood cancer risk. Here is what you need to know to protect your home.
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Forever Chemicals, PFAS, and Lung Cancer Risk: New Data
High levels of PFAS and plasticizers are linked to increased lung cancer mortality. Here is what the latest research says about your exposure.
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PFAS Found in Human Lung Tissue Linked to Lung Cancer
Researchers just found high levels of PFAS directly in human lung tissue. Here is what you need to know about these 'forever chemicals' in your home.
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Microplastics in Stool Linked to Gut and Kidney Damage
A 2026 study found microplastics in 52% of stool samples. Here is what that means for your gut and kidney health.
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Microplastics Health Effects: Human Body Evidence Is Here
Microplastics aren't just in the ocean. A new study confirms they are accumulating in your organs and disrupting your health right now.
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PCBs Emitting from Building Materials in Schools: The Reality
PCBs are still leaching from school walls decades after being banned. Here is what you need to know about the air your kids are breathing.
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Organophosphate Flame Retardants: The Indoor Air Health Risk
Your home's indoor air might be hiding toxic flame retardants. Here is what the latest research says about these chemicals and how to clear them out.
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Is Your Rain Gear Leaching PFAS Into Your Blood?
New research links your favorite outdoor clothing to higher levels of PFAS in your blood. Here is what you need to know about your rain gear.
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Bisphenol in Paper Products: Receipts and Napkins Aren't Safe
You're touching bisphenols every time you grab a receipt. A new study shows these chemicals are everywhere, and 'BPA-free' isn't the solution.
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