Several class-action lawsuits have been started against brands that use DMDM hydantoin, a known formaldehyde donor, even though the products were listed as formaldehyde-free. Claims suggest that these ...

Formaldehyde is known to form chemical adducts with nucleic acids and proteins. These adducts have been found to be difficult to remove by normal metabolic pathways; hence, accumulation may occur.

Overall, 7.2% of patients had positive reactions to formaldehyde 1% aqueous. Allergic reactions to formaldehyde were found in 28 (10.1%) of the men and 33 (5.7%) of the women.

Letters: Thank you to legislators, governor for tackling tort reform to lower insurance rates LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Jun 19, 2025 1 min to read ...

Having signed the letter on tenure submitted by Boyd professors Suzanne L. Marchand and R. Eugene Turner, I would only add that, despite his dismissive tone, letter writer Kevin Kelly ...

Letters: Sen. Moreno lacks humanity. Keep politicians out of it. Have we forgotten the Declaration of Independence?

I am 69 and born and raised in New Orleans. I love the food, the music, the culture, the vibe, the architecture, the landscaping. You have to love all of ...

Brad Lander’s ICE arrest stunt: Letters to the Editor — June 19, 2025 By Post readers Published June 18, 2025, 4:59 p.m. ET ...

Tariffs are eventually paid for by the consumer in higher prices. The main reason goods are being imported is that foreign labor is cheaper. If raising foreign prices does bring production back to ...

Letters to the Editor: As deportations continue, ‘businesses are in for a long, edgy summer’ Sisters Kimberly, 25, left, and Jaslyn, 17, cry while talking about how their father was taken by ...

Letters to the Editor: California, not just L.A., must find ways to fight antisemitism A protest with pro-Israel and pro-Palestinian demonstrators near Adas Torah in Los Angeles on June 23, 2024.

Letters: Um, what about the Navy and Marines? Reject cuts to Medicaid, SNAP. Solution to a hare-y situation.