Rare Cancer Takes The Lives of Two Children, Families Sue
Rare Cancer Takes The Lives of Two Children, Families Sue
Cancer
Do Veterans Stand a Chance in Burn Pit Litigation?
Do Veterans Stand a Chance in Burn Pit Litigation?
Service Members Ask Appeals Court to Revisit Burn Pit Lawsuits
Service Members Ask Appeals Court to Revisit Burn Pit Lawsuits
Cancer Misdiagnoses at Renowned Hospitals Under Review
Cancer Misdiagnoses at Renowned Hospitals Under Review
Hawaii May Become Seventh U.S. State to Enact Right-to-Die Legislation
Hawaii May Become Seventh U.S. State to Enact Right-to-Die Legislation
New Study Finds Link Between Ultra-Processed Foods and Cancer Risk
Many people already know that a diet high in processed foods isn’t exactly a healthy one, but now a new study has emerged that found a “strong link between consuming ‘ultra-processed’ foods such as soft drinks and packaged snacks and the risk of developing cancer.” The study itself examined 100,000 individuals and determined that other types of ultra-processed foods include “sweets; mass-produced, pre-packaged bread; processed meat products, such as hot dogs and chicken nuggets; instant soups; and pre-prepared packaged meals.”
J&J Still Battling Talc Powder Cancer Claims
Johnson & Johnson has been hit with numerous lawsuits by victims of mesothelioma, a rare asbestos-related cancer that tends to show symptoms years after exposure. The controversy over J&J baby powder is not new—rather, it’s decades old. In the early 1970s, a company official posed the question: If J&J Baby Powder contained 1 percent asbestos,
Monsanto Weed Killer Still Banned in Arkansas
Monsanto Herbicide Still Banned in Arkansas
Common Household Items Could Contain Harmful Chemicals
Common Household Items Could Contain Harmful Chemicals
Is Monsanto To Blame After Students, Teachers Poisoned?
A lawsuit was filed against Monsanto and local officials after families and teachers allege they were “sickened at a school outside of Seattle.” According to the lawsuit, which was filed earlier this week in King County Superior Court, local officials and Monsanto “allowed the school site to grow toxic with the use of the now-banned industrial chemicals known as PCBs.” As a result, many parents claim “their children’s health deteriorated while they attended Sky Valley Education Center, an alternative K-12 school in Monroe, Washington.”