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China: Detects antibacterial soap and toothpaste causing osteoporosis
According to The Hindustan Times, triclosan is a common compound, found in antibacterial soaps, toothpaste, hand washes, mouth rinses and other personal care products.
Antibacterial Soap
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Grade 10 students create soap to kill bacteria from betel leaves
By using betel nut, the group of students from Nhan Viet High School created a soap with antibacterial properties with natural, safe, human-friendly and environmental or…
Medicine - Health
Be pregnant, don't use antibacterial soap!
Triclocarban (TCC), a chemical once thought to be
Medicine - Health
The US officially issued a ban on antibacterial soap
In a final ruling just issued on September 3, the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has officially banned the ban on disinfectant soap products.
Medicine - Health
Why should I stop using antibacterial soap?
Antiseptic soaps containing triclosan or triclocarban do not remove bacteria from our hands better than regular soap, according to the conclusions of some new studies.
Medicine - Health
Is antibacterial soap safe?
The US authorities are urgently preparing to report the final conclusion about whether triclosan - a bactericidal component in nearly 75% of liquid bath and soap product…