Japanese Research Institute / National Cancer Institute / J Natl Cancer Institute / /
IndustryTerm
chemical risk / dangerous product / cosmetic product / cancer-causing chemical / bath product / federal regulation systems / personal care products / chemical / bodycare products / chemicals / personal care product / chemical carcinogen / /
MedicalCondition
induced cancer / gall bladder carcinomas / birth defects / excess cancers / cancer / carcinogenesis / human cancer / childhood cancer / liver carcinomas / Chronic oral toxicity / /
MedicalTreatment
oral contraceptives / /
Organization
National Cancer Institute / World Health Organization / Univ. of Massachusetts Lowell / USDA / Lowell Center for Sustainable Production / US Food & Drug Administration / Natl Cancer Institute / office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment / Int’l Agency for Research / Japanese Research Institute for Animal Science and Biochemistry / FDA / Division of Drinking Water & Environmental Management / Food Safety / Consumer Product Safety Commission / Department of Health / Environmental Protection Agency / International Agency for Research / /
Person
H.H. Hiatt / Roy Hertz / David Steinman / Spath / George Alexeeff / / /
Position
Deputy Director for Scientific Affairs / Walker / Chief / author / California state health official / /
Myth 1,4 - Dioxane vs. Fact and Cosmetic Safet y (Diethylene Oxide) MYTH ▶ A small amount of a chemical carcinogen in a personal care