insert_link Oshiwambo Uuministeli wuuhaku nonkalo nawa owati otawu nongonona egameno lyuututa woomeme mboka hawu longithwa unene, sha landula omapekapeko ga ningwa ko University of the Free State mo south africa O NewsOnOne oya lopota kutya omapekapeko oga mono kutya uututa wa yooloka woomeme nuu pantyliners,mwa kwatelwa umwe mboka wa tseyithwa kutya kawuna ee chemicals otashi vulika wuna ee chemicals dhoka hadhi piyaganeke oo horomone dholutu . Omapekapeko oga nongonona uututa womaludhi 16 oshowo uu pantyliners womaludhi gopa 8,noku mona mo iinima ngaashi o phthalates,bisphenols,mwa kwatelwa o BPA,no parabens, miilongomwa oyindji. Ominista yuuhaku Dr Eperance Luvindao okwa koleke mopaalamende kutya uuministeli […] today25 February, 2026
insert_link Health / Medical Scientists and doctors raise global alarm over hormone-disrupting chemicals A farmer spraying pesticides in a rice field. Image by Galeri ega via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0). By Alden Wicker via Mongabay A new report makes the strong case that a class of industrial chemicals called endocrine disruptors are behind many diseases on the rise globally. The report calls for stronger global regulations controlling their use and release into the environment. A joint effort by the Endocrine Society and the International Pollutants Elimination Network (IPEN), the report includes […] today5 March, 2024
insert_link Health / Medical Dangerous chemicals found in recycled plastics, making them unsafe for use – experts explain the hazards By Bethanie Carney Almroth, University of Gothenburg and Eric Carmona Martinez, Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research-UFZ Plastic pollution is a menace worldwide. Plastics are now found in every environment on the planet, from the deepest seas to the atmosphere and human bodies. Scientific evidence describing harm to the environment and humans is growing. Hence, the United Nations has resolved to negotiate a legally binding instrument to end plastic pollution. […] today17 January, 2024