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Recycled Polyester and Microplastic Shedding in Your Laundry
Think your recycled polyester clothes are better for the planet? A new study shows they shed up to 6.2x more microplastics than virgin polyester.
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Is Your Air Freshener Making Indoor Mold More Toxic?
New research shows your air freshener isn't just polluting the air—it's changing how mold behaves in your home. Here is what you need to know.
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Is burning incense toxic? The truth about your indoor air
Think your incense is just for relaxation? A new study shows it's actually triggering cell death in your lungs. Here is the science.
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Phthalates, Parabens, and Metabolic Syndrome in Women
New research links common household chemicals to metabolic health risks in midlife women. It’s time to audit what you’re bringing into your home.
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Bisphenol Alternatives and Anemia Risk: What You Need to Know
BPA-free doesn't mean safe. New research links common BPA replacements to iron deficiency and anemia. Here is what you need to know.
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Lead in Drinking Water and Cancer Risk: What You Should Know
New research shows that even low levels of lead in your drinking water are linked to increased rates of head and neck cancers. Here is what you need to know.
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The Hidden Chemicals in House Dust and Your Health Risk
Your home's dust is a cocktail of PFAS, flame retardants, and microplastics. Here is why you need to worry and how to clean up your space.
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Humidifier Disinfectant Lung Cancer Risk: The Data Is In
A new study links humidifier disinfectants to a 5x higher risk of lung cancer. Stop using these chemicals in your home immediately.
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Triclosan, Personal Care Products, and Thyroid-Linked Cholesterol
Your soap and lotion might be messing with your thyroid and cholesterol levels. Here is what the latest research says about common personal care ingredients.
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Flame Retardants and Plasticizers in Children's Urine
More than 93% of children are exposed to plasticizers. A new study shows these chemicals are in our kids' bodies right now. Here is how to limit the exposure.
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Are lead in water kiosks and vending machines safe?
You're paying for water from a kiosk to avoid tap water, but new research shows those machines might be leaching lead directly into your bottle.
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PFAS in Drinking Water and Cancer Risk: What Data Shows
A new study links specific PFAS in public water systems to higher cancer prevalence. Here is what you need to know to protect your home.
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