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Tom's Guide on MSN · 1d

Are children really being exposed to dangerous chemicals from their mattresses? We look at the new study causing headlines around the world

Two new studies have been published showing that children are breathing in dangerous chemicals whilst in bed, but not all mattresses are to blame. Here's

UPI on MSN · 1d

Crib mattresses can release toxic chemicals while children sleep, study says

Crib mattresses have been found to emit toxic chemicals while children sleep, according to a new study, and could lead to developmental and hormonal disorders years later.

The Hill on MSN · 2d

Mattresses releasing dangerous chemicals in children’s bedrooms: Studies

Invisible chemicals rising from children’s mattresses may be harming their brains and bodies. That’s according to a pair of studies published Tuesday, which found troubling levels of plastic-like “phthalate” chemicals and flame retardants in the bedrooms of children under 4.

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This toxic chemical is leaking out of nondescript warehouses across the country. Almost no one knows about it

From El Paso, Texas, to Richmond, Virginia, medical device warehouses are leaking ethylene oxide, a cancer-causing chemical.

Verywell Health on MSN22h

Paper Receipts From Major Retailers May Expose You to Toxic Chemicals

Research suggests that paper receipts from major retailers in the U.S. contain a toxic chemical that’s linked to harmful ...

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High levels of toxic chemicals found in paper receipts

New research has found that paper receipts from major retailers in the United States have a high level of bisphenol S, which ...

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FBI, Mass. DEP recover 131 explosive, hazardous chemicals from Hadley man’s house

With a second search warrant in hand, the FBI conducted another search of Miller’s home on April 14, recovering the 131 ...

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OpenAI adds new safety net to prevent ChatGPT from giving advice on creating viruses, harmful chemicals

OpenAI now actively screens for biological and chemical risk with o3 and o4-mini models, and blocks model responses using a new safety monitor.

New Scientist on MSN6d

Dolphins are dying from toxic chemicals banned since the 1980s

Polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) are commonly found in the bodies of short-beaked common dolphins that get stranded on UK ...

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