Methylparaben Accumulation Noted In UK Breast Tumor Study
This article was originally published in The Rose Sheet
Executive Summary
Additional research, including studies measuring the levels of parabens in healthy breast tissue, is needed to evaluate the possible connection between the cosmetics preservatives and breast cancer, according to a British study published in the January issue of the Journal of Applied Toxicology
You may also be interested in...
British Report Questions Link Between Antiperspirant Use And Cancer
Further research should be conducted to determine the role of aluminum in the development of human breast cancer, according to a British report published in the May/June issue of the Journal of Applied Toxicology
British Report Questions Link Between Antiperspirant Use And Cancer
Further research should be conducted to determine the role of aluminum in the development of human breast cancer, according to a British report published in the May/June issue of the Journal of Applied Toxicology
“Ideal” Preservatives Must Use Multifunctional Additives – Kinetik Exec
Formulating cosmetic preservatives with multifunctional additives featuring antimicrobial properties will allow manufacturers to reduce their dependence on traditional preservatives like parabens, according to Kinetik Technologies Director of Technical Sales and Marketing Christopher Johnson