Camden News10h
U.S. food, drug makers have 2 to 3 years to remove banned Red No. 3 from products
The Food and Drug Administration has revoked use of the synthetic dye Red No. 3 -- approved to provide color in food and ...
An 'unconstitutional war' or delta-8 loophole? The case against VIP Smoke Shop
A "war" between VIP Smoke Shop owners and local law enforcement underscores a loophole in Ohio hemp law that legislators are ...
China Briefing7h
Understanding China’s 2027 Rural Revitalization Plan
A new plan to boost rural revitalization in China outlines measures to develop agricultual sectors and improve livelihoods of ...
You might have a credit card’s worth of microplastics in your brain — and dementia patients may have more, new study suggests
The researchers believe they’re the first to find shards of plastic in the human brain, after similar findings in animal models.
Researchers have found microplastics in the human brain for the first time — and there’s a lot
As well as finding a credit-card sized amount of the tiny plastic bits in human brains, scientists discovered the volume has ...
New Food Magazine7h
Food authenticity – mitigating food crime risks and threats
Food fraud threatens supply chains, consumer trust and public health. Sterling Crew, Chair of the Food Authenticity Network, ...
Cardinal News9h
Where bills stand at the midpoint of the General Assembly
The General Assembly has now passed its midpoint, where each chamber is required to finish work on its own bills and send any ...