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Zadar Arson Suspect Linked to "Black Hill" Illegal Waste Scandal
Politicsindex-hrjutarnji-list4h ago2 sources

Zadar Arson Suspect Linked to "Black Hill" Illegal Waste Scandal

Vladimir Ćupić, one of four suspects in ten arson cases in the Zadar area, is reportedly the owner of the plot where the infamous "Black Hill" of carcinogenic waste emerged. Ćupić was previously involved in the scandal fifteen years ago, claiming he was defrauded after waste slag was deposited on land he provided.

Big Pharma Invests in Psychedelic-Based Medicines
Businesstvn2428d ago

Big Pharma Invests in Psychedelic-Based Medicines

Major pharmaceutical companies are investing in the development of drugs based on hallucinogenic substances, including toad venom and psychedelic mushrooms, with the Donald Trump administration reportedly giving the green light for these new medications.

Toxic Plume Spreads from Ongoing Recycling Plant Fire in Oraiokastro, Greece
Healthiefimeridanaftemporikinewsbeast1mo ago3 sources

Toxic Plume Spreads from Ongoing Recycling Plant Fire in Oraiokastro, Greece

A fire at a recycling plant in Oraiokastro, Greece, continues to burn, releasing a toxic plume that has spread from Thessaloniki to the Peloponnese. Authorities are warning of thousands of toxic and carcinogenic substances being produced, with efforts to extinguish the blaze ongoing.

Environmental safety concerns after train derailment in Serbia
Worldn1-serbia1mo ago

Environmental safety concerns after train derailment in Serbia

Following a train derailment on the Ruma-Šabac railway line, concerns have been raised about the environmental impact of aluminum oxide transported in the overturned cisterns. Authorities state that powdered aluminum is not classified as toxic or carcinogenic.

Toxic Water Found in Wells in Surčin, Serbia
Healthdanas2mo ago

Toxic Water Found in Wells in Surčin, Serbia

Residents of Radiofar in Surčin, Belgrade, are facing a severe issue of highly increased concentrations of carcinogenic hexavalent chromium in their well water. They are urging authorities to urgently connect their households to a safe water supply.

WorldNHK World2mo ago

Japan to Ban Cannabis-Derived Component CBN from June 1st

Japan's Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare announced that the cannabis-derived component CBN (cannabinol) will be prohibited from sale and possession starting June 1st, due to concerns about hallucinogenic and excitatory effects, urging proper disposal of existing supplies.

HealthNHK World2mo ago

Heated Tobacco Product Secondhand Smoke Health Effects Assessment Completed by Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare Research Group

It has become known that a research group from the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare has completed an assessment on the effects of secondhand smoke from "heated tobacco products," which are now used by 40% of smokers. While the use of heated tobacco products increases harmful substances in the air, it has been determined that there is no "strong" association between secondhand smoke and respiratory symptoms or carcinogenicity, among other health effects.

Businessseeking-alpha3mo ago

Multiple Companies Release, Reaffirm 2026 Revenue Outlooks

Several companies, including EverCommerce, Inogen, AerSale, Treace, CarGurus, and Guardant Health, have either released or reaffirmed their revenue outlooks and financial guidance for 2026. Some also provided specific projections for Q2 2026, detailing growth strategies and targets.

French Health Authorities Warn of Cadmium Overexposure in Food
Businessdh-les-sports4mo ago

French Health Authorities Warn of Cadmium Overexposure in Food

French health authorities are raising an alarm over widespread overexposure to cadmium, a carcinogenic heavy metal found in many everyday foods. The situation in France is described as a "health bomb," though the article notes it is less alarming in Belgium.

EU to Implement Strict New Cosmetic Regulations on May 1, 2026
Worldrzeczpospolita4mo ago

EU to Implement Strict New Cosmetic Regulations on May 1, 2026

The European Union will introduce stricter regulations on cosmetic product composition starting May 1, 2026, specifically targeting chemicals deemed carcinogenic, mutagenic, or harmful to reproduction, requiring non-compliant products to be removed from shelves.

EU to Ban Certain Chemicals in Cosmetics from May 2026
Healthrzeczpospolita4mo ago

EU to Ban Certain Chemicals in Cosmetics from May 2026

The European Union is set to tighten regulations on cosmetic products starting May 1, 2026, banning ingredients identified as potentially carcinogenic, mutagenic, or harmful to reproduction, leading to many products disappearing from shelves.

Taiwan's Tainted Oil Recall Expands Amid Political Row
Politicschannel-news-asia1mo ago

Taiwan's Tainted Oil Recall Expands Amid Political Row

A recall of tainted soybean oil in Taiwan has widened to over 400 products after a batch from Central Union Oil was found to contain excessive levels of benzo[a]pyrene, a carcinogenic compound, escalating a political dispute.

Foreign National Arrested in Mykonos for Drug Trafficking
Politicsnaftemporiki1mo ago

Foreign National Arrested in Mykonos for Drug Trafficking

A foreign national was arrested in Mykonos on Friday, accused of violating drug laws by distributing cocaine, ketamine, cannabis, and hallucinogenic mushrooms, as well as laws concerning the entry and residence of third-country nationals.

Asbestos Detected in Vienna Roads, City Orders Lab Tests
Healthder-standarddie-pressehvg1mo ago3 sources

Asbestos Detected in Vienna Roads, City Orders Lab Tests

Asbestos contamination has been found in several roads in Vienna, prompting the city to order immediate investigations and lab tests. Greenpeace reportedly identified carcinogenic fibers in eight streets.

Debate Over Sunscreen Safety and Myths
Worldtagesschau1mo ago

Debate Over Sunscreen Safety and Myths

Social media is rife with myths about sunscreen, with claims of it being harmful or carcinogenic. Experts are addressing these concerns and discussing the efficacy of natural alternatives.

US Ends HIV Funding for South Africa Programs
WorldBBCNYTnzz+19yle-uutisetaftonbladetel-mundodeloindex-hrobservadorYahoohindustan-times+11 more1mo ago22 sources

US Ends HIV Funding for South Africa Programs

The United States has announced it will cease funding programs aimed at combating the spread of HIV in South Africa. This decision marks a significant shift in international aid for HIV/AIDS initiatives in the region.

Carcinogenic Asbestos Found in Children's Toys in Slovenia
Science24ur2mo ago

Carcinogenic Asbestos Found in Children's Toys in Slovenia

Slovenian parents are concerned after reports revealed the presence of carcinogenic asbestos in popular children's toys, including magic sand and anti-stress figures. A mother whose three young children played with the toys shared her experience with 24UR Dejstva.

New York Considers Ban on Bromated Flour
HealthNYT3mo ago

New York Considers Ban on Bromated Flour

New York is considering state legislation to ban bromated flour, a carcinogen used to make breads and crusts stretchy, raising questions about its potential impact on local staples like bagels and pizza.

Specialist Explains Harmful MOH Substances in Food
Sciencelsm-lv3mo ago

Specialist Explains Harmful MOH Substances in Food

A BIOR specialist explains that mineral oil hydrocarbons (MOH) can enter food through production equipment, transport, or packaging. While small amounts are not dangerous, long-term accumulation can be harmful and even carcinogenic.

BE Party Questions Impacts of Antimony Refinery in Sines
Worldobservador1mo ago

BE Party Questions Impacts of Antimony Refinery in Sines

The BE party is questioning the environmental and health impacts of a future antimony refinery in Sines, fearing a connection to the 'European industrial-military lobby' and noting the metal is considered potentially carcinogenic.

Residents of Radiofar, Belgrade Face Toxic Water Contamination
Worldn1-serbiadanas2mo ago2 sources

Residents of Radiofar, Belgrade Face Toxic Water Contamination

Residents of the Radiofar settlement in Belgrade's Surčin municipality are facing dangerously high concentrations of carcinogenic hexavalent chromium in their well water, prompting calls for urgent connection to the city's water supply.

Antonios Athinogenis: From Smyrna Courts to Parliament
Politicsnaftemporiki2mo ago

Antonios Athinogenis: From Smyrna Courts to Parliament

An old pair of eyeglasses in a display case at the Nea Smyrni Estia might not immediately catch a visitor's eye, yet they are linked to the story of Antonios Athinogenis, tracing his journey from the courts of Smyrna to the parliamentary benches.

New Studies Suggest Vaping Likely Increases Cancer Risk
Sciencezerohedge4mo ago

New Studies Suggest Vaping Likely Increases Cancer Risk

New research, including a report from the University of New South Wales, indicates that nicotine-based e-cigarettes may be carcinogenic, particularly for the lungs and oral cavity. Experts advise caution for users, especially when combined with traditional cigarettes.