Finally, some helpful news about talcum powder and risk of cancer
Results from a new systematic review in Frontiers in Toxicology For the past six years, since the first lawsuit against […]
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Nobel Summit Recap: Truth, Trust, and Hope
On May 24-26, 2023, Center for Truth in Science board member Dr. Ted Simon, and Research Director Dr. Peggy Murray,
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At what dose does inhaled ethylene oxide cause cancer?
On April 11, 2023, EPA announced new rules for ethylene oxide (EtO) emissions. In light of this news, the Center
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PFAS in humans is a whole different animal
Please note: Dr. Simon used the health advisory levels (0.004 ppt for PFOSA and 0.020 ppt for PFOS) that were
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A conversation on epidemiology with ChatGPT
To our delight, the Center has been permitted to reprint a fascinating commentary written by one of our esteemed board
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Senators support the Sunshine Protection Act—but do sleep experts?
Like clockwork, another round of Daylight Savings Time (DST) is upon us, and with it comes another debate over whether
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Should gas stoves be a priority in the current climate?
In January 2023, comments made by a commissioner of the Federal Consumer Safety Products Commission (CSPC) sparked a debate that
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J&J bankruptcy ruling leaves fewer options to mitigate mass tort lawsuits
When emotions lead and facts follow, it can make a real mess in the courtroom. Such has been the case
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What’s new with PFAS? More rules than science
Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) are the subject of significant regulatory action in the U.S. and around the world. While
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Walking away from clickbait
headline: Walking Just 10 Minutes a Day May Lead to a Longer Life. The article shares that a new analysis discovered that just 10 minutes of moderate exercise daily could prevent more than 111,000 premature deaths each year.