Arsenic in baby rice cereal higher than FDA recommendation, advocacy group finds
Levels of arsenic in baby rice cereal are much higher than other infant cereals, according to a recent study. And, some are higher than FDA recommendations.[more]
12.12.2017
German eBook Chronische Metallbelastungen as of now available
Special price German ebook Chronische Metallbelastungen only now.[more]
07.12.2017
Category: Newsletter
Poor sperm quality linked to air pollution
Study finds ‘strong association’ between high levels of fine particulate matter and abnormal sperm shape – but impact on wider fertility remains unclear[more]
27.11.2017
Estimated 9 million premature deaths through environmental pollution
Pollution is the largest environmental cause of disease and premature death in the world today. Diseases caused by pollution were responsible for an estimated 9 million premature deaths in 2015 — 16% of all deaths worldwide —...[more]
20.10.2017
Do Tattoos Raise the Risk for Cancer?
Can tattoos give you cancer? A new study shows that pigments in tattoo ink migrate from the skin to the lymph nodes, leading to chronic enlargement. Although the long-term effects of this were not studied and are yet unknown, the...[more]
09.10.2017
New Newsletter N° 22 - September 2017 Now Online
Topics: Laboratory News, Our Corporate Philosophy, Best analytical quality, International research, Diagnostic support, Knowledge transfer, Analysis support, Conferences and Workshops 2017/2018, Webinars[more]
19.09.2017
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Arsenic species in human milk
A group of researchers from Austria and Norway have developed methods for arsenic speciation analysis of human milk. Both the aqueous-soluble fraction as well as the lipid fraction was analysed. Inorganic arsenic was not a...[more]
14.08.2017