Enzyme detergents linked to worker illness in Britain and U.S.
British doctors linked an outbreak of bronchitis and skin rashes among detergent plant workers to concentrated enzymes. U.S. federal health authorities are studying possible risks while household use shows no proven hazards. Enzyme detergents have grown in use since 1967, with EPA plans to test plants and monitor exposure.
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Britain
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de. M. L. H. Filndt
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Marcus M. Key
The
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Kentucky ruling says barbers may cut women’s hair
The Kentucky attorney general’s office says no law bars barbers from serving women. The reply to the state Board of Hairdressers and Cosmetologists clarifies that beauticians are not limited to women and barbers may cut female customers.
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State Board of Hairdressers
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