Ten popular synthetic braiding hair products were found to contain chemicals that may cause cancer, according to a Consumer Reports investigation. For many people, especially Black women and ...

A new Consumer Reports investigation is raising concerns about synthetic braiding hair -- something used by countless people, especially Black people, including children. Testing found potentially ...

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Only four Division I teams have more wins this season. The Tritons are on an 11-game winning streak, tied for the second-longest in D-I. Ten of the 11 are by double digits. Advanced analytics ...

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But in a key difference, the synthetic molecules carry a positive charge that prevents them from crossing the blood-brain barrier into the brain, eliminating the mind-altering side effects that ...

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A new report says 10 popular brands of synthetic braiding hair products have cancer-causing agents in them. The findings are particularly alarming within the African-American community ...

Some popular synthetic hair products used for braids, twists and extensions may contain cancer-causing chemicals and high levels of lead, according to a new investigation by Consumer Reports.

While these interactions are known to play critical roles in biological processes such as enzyme catalysis and ion transport, research exploring their application in synthetic polymers remains scarce.

Synthetic drugs are rapidly transforming the global drug trade, fuelling an escalating public health crisis, according to the UN administered International Narcotics Control Board (INCB). In its 2024 ...