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Food additive scientist questions why potentially harmful substance hasn't been banned: 'It's pretty clear evidence that they're not necessary'
The best course of action for consumers is education and awareness. Food additive scientist questions why potentially harmful ...
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What does ‘paraben-free’ mean in beauty products — and is it safer?
The most commonly used parabens in cosmetics include methylparaben, propylparaben, butylparaben, and ethylparaben, says ...
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Parabens: A Review of Epidemiology, Structure, Allergenicity, and Hormonal Properties
Parabens are the most commonly used preservatives in cosmetic, pharmaceutical, and industrial products. The epidemiology, structural properties, allergenicity, hormonal properties, and hypotheses ...
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Parabens: A Review of Epidemiology, Structure, Allergenicity, and Hormonal Properties
We propose two additional hypotheses for the 'paraben paradox,' namely, the 'esterase' and the 'microbial metabolite' hypotheses. Long-chain parabens (eg, butylparaben) are metabolized by ...