National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences
Coverage of National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences in the Nexus archive.
- Rising seas magnify the dangers of Coastal Georgia’s industrial past
Semona Holmes in Brunswick, Georgia, lives near a former pesticide plant Superfund site, facing floodwater risks and concerns about toxic contamination. A new $15 million Superfund research center, involving six institutions, will study health effects and future exposure risks from Glynn County's toxic sites, including climate change impacts like rising seas and stronger storms.
- Air pollution is linked to deadly kidney disease, research finds
Research has found a link between air pollution and deadly kidney disease, highlighting the need for improved air quality standards. Air pollution is a major environmental risk factor that can lead to various health problems. The study's findings emphasize the importance of reducing exposure to air pollutants.
- You're freezing your leftovers wrong! Experts reveal why you should NEVER use plastic containers
Experts advise against using plastic containers to freeze leftovers due to potential health risks. This method can lead to contamination and other issues. Instead, alternative storage methods are recommended.
- You're freezing your leftovers wrong! Experts reveal why you should NEVER use plastic containers
Experts advise against using plastic containers to freeze leftovers due to potential health risks. Freezing in plastic can lead to chemical contamination and decreased food quality. Instead, experts recommend alternative methods for freezing leftovers.
- Is your workout gear dangerous? How leggings and sneakers are causing long-term health damage
Leggings and sneakers can cause long-term health damage due to their design and materials. Prolonged wear of these workout gear can lead to various health issues. The health risks associated with workout gear are often overlooked by fitness enthusiasts.
- Is your workout gear dangerous? How leggings and sneakers are causing long-term health damage
Leggings and sneakers can cause long-term health damage due to their materials and wear. Prolonged use of these workout gear can lead to various health issues. The health risks associated with workout gear are often overlooked.
- Thousands in multiple states told to 'shut windows now' as heart attack-causing toxins fill the air
Thousands of people in multiple states have been warned to shut their windows due to heart attack-causing toxins filling the air. The warning is likely related to an environmental or industrial incident. The exact cause and origin of the toxins are not specified.