FDA warns on products with 3 percent hexachlorophene
WASHINGTON FDA warns doctors and labels against bathing with products containing 3 percent or more hexachlorophene due to potential brain damage. New monkey and infant studies show blood and brain changes, prompting a Federal Register notice requiring warnings and urging alternative cleansing methods.
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Rad wastes in Grand Junction homes labeled mistake
Armic Energy Commission chair James B. Schlesinger said using radioactive sands tailings in Grand Junction Colorado building projects was a mistake and removal action may be needed with possible federal help. He noted no current federal legal responsibility or payment plan and warned of cancer and genetic risks from radioactivity even at low doses.
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