A new study has found adding slightly less chemicals to drinking water during the disinfection process could not only improve the quality of drinking water, but also improve the overall...

A recent study analyzed urban grime samples collected from two major US cities and found that the accumulated surface pollutants absorb sunlight and potentially undergo photochemical reactions when exposed to...

In his recent book, Dr. Leonardo Trasande outlines how environmental contaminants such as PFAS and other endocrine-disrupting chemicals disrupt natural hormone processes and contribute to widespread poor health.

A team of researchers have developed a method that will enable public health officials to determine the health risks posed by hormone-disrupting PFAS chemicals in drinking water.

For the study, which was recently published in the Journal of Public Health Dentistry, the authors investigated whether children exposed to high concentrations of PFAS were more likely to suffer...