In recent decades, millions of Australians have embraced body art – an estimated 30% of adults have a tattoo. Over a third of ...

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Researchers analyzed 15 tattoo inks sold in Australia and found all failed at least one EU safety limit, including for toxic ...

Scientists tested rice under record heatwaves and found that hotter soils by themselves did not cause dangerous spikes in arsenic or metals.

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In a surprising twist amid rising climate concerns, new research shows that scorching soil temperatures during extreme heatwaves do not necessarily boost the uptake of toxic elements like arsenic in ...

A group of parents claim the Beech-Nut baby food company wrongfully concealed from consumers that its premium infant rice ...

By Dr. Priyom Bose, Ph.D. A nationwide county-level study reveals how subtle differences in groundwater chemistry may ...