Why Rule 702: US judges serve as gatekeepers for the truth in science
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CTS research featured at the Toxicology Forum
The Toxicology Forum is an international non-profit organization that is devoted to fostering deliberative dialogue which shapes decision-making and outcomes on
Probability of Causation – A case study comparison of Benzene vs. Formaldehyde and acute myeloid leukemia (AML)
A downloadable version of these top takeaways is available here. Modern approaches to measuring health risks are limited by reliable methods
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Environmental Protection Agency and Formaldehyde: The Saga Continues…
As you can see from the Center’s most recent work on formaldehyde (read more here), there is nothing settled regarding
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New systematic review finds no credible explanation for how inhalation of formaldehyde could cause lymphohematopoietic (LHP) cancers
A downloadable version of these top takeaways is available here. A team of epidemiologists and toxicologists from the firm ToxStrategies has
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Funding & Findings from the Center for Truth in Science
The research covers PFAS, glyphosate, ethylene oxide, and talc.
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Center for Truth in Science Announces a New Research Grant for Acetaminophen
The Center for Truth in Science is requesting applications from qualified researchers to perform an independent systematic review of the literature used in assessing the relationship between the use of acetaminophen (paracetamol, N-acetyl-p-amino-phenol, APAP) during pregnancy and the risk of neurodevelopment disorders in the exposed child, including Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD).
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Center for Truth in Science Announces a New Research Grant
The Center for Truth in Science is requesting applications from qualified researchers to perform a systematic review of studies examining the relationship between myeloid leukemia and other lymphohematopoietic cancers, and exposure to inhaled formaldehyde.
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Stronger science needed in EPA’s latest actions on PFAS
oldest and most widely researched PFAS compounds, as “hazardous substances.” While significant, the announcement is not too surprising.
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Systematic review finds a lack of evidence of a link between ethylene oxide and cancers
Ethylene oxide is a highly reactive chemical primarily used as an intermediate in chemical production and as a sterilant of medical equipment and food products.