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Washington state regulators found formaldehyde, lead and arsenic in lipstick, powder foundations, skin lotions, and hair products marketed to and popular with women of color. Legislators there several other states are seeking to ban the products.

Washington state regulators found formaldehyde, lead and arsenic in lipstick, powder foundations, skin lotions, and hair products marketed to and popular with women of color. Legislators there several other states are seeking to ban the products.

Washington state regulators found toxic substances in popular lipstick, powder foundations, skin lotions, and hair products marketed to and popular with women of color.

HELSINKI: Scientific evidence does not justify classifying the controversial and widely-used herbicide glyphosate as a carcinogen, the European Chemicals Agency said on Tuesday.Glyphosate is...

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency holds virtual meeting on Toxic Substances Control Act TSCA new chemicals collaborative Research Program and give stakeholders an opportunity to provide input.

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency holds virtual meeting on Toxic Substances Control Act TSCA new chemicals collaborative Research Program and give stakeholders an opportunity to provide input.

This ECHA update includes one addition to the hazardous chemicals list, two proposals for harmonized classification/labeling (eugenol and tetrahydrofurfuryl methacrylate), advice for toxicity test dosing and the appointment of Shay OMalley.

The ECHA recently published guidance for REACH registrants on reliably combining different sources of animal alternative-derived test data to assess the skin sensitizing potential of chemicals.

The European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) has published advice on how industry can reliably combine non-animal data from different sources to assess skin sensitisation of chemicals in the EU, using the new Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) guideline.