#heavy-metals

#heavy-metals

Most toothpaste brands tested contain harmful heavy metals, including lead, arsenic, and mercury, raising serious health concerns.

Public health advocates criticize federal limits on toxic exposure, emphasizing no safe level for lead.

Spices evoke comfort but may carry health risks, notably lead contamination in cinnamon.

Heavy metals spiked in L.A.'s coastal waters post-January fires, threatening marine life and the ecosystem.

Testing revealed heavy metal contamination near the Moss Landing Battery Plant Fire, indicating environmental impact from the incident.

The Moss Landing Battery Plant fire has contaminated soil with heavy metals, particularly at Site 8, exceeding safety screening levels.

HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. emphasizes increased testing for heavy metals in infant formula to ensure safety.

Operation Stork Speed aims to address safety concerns raised by Consumer Reports testing.

FDA to increase heavy metals testing in infant formula.

FDA investigates potential harm of heavy metals in tampons after study reveals presence of lead and arsenic, emphasizing safety and effectiveness standards.

Dark chocolate can contain harmful heavy metals linked to serious health issues, despite being perceived as a healthier sweet option.

Consumers should be aware of heavy metals in dark chocolate, with some exceeding safe levels, but overall moderate consumption may not pose significant health risks.