Richard Wiles, Environmental Working Group senior vice president, holds two government reports have linked arsenic exposure to cancer in people; suggests that although wood treated with chromated ...

The Environmental Working Group’s annual Guide to Sunscreens included some alarming findings. Chemicals that linger after ...

An annual report by the Environmental Working Group claims that 77% of sunscreens on the market offer inadequate skin protection, contain potentially harmful ingredients, or both. Out of more than ...

From bright candies to fresh looking breads, food additives help enhance the color, texture, taste, and shelf life of what you eat. But many of these chemicals can negatively affect your health, even ...

A new report found 122 million Americans drink water with high levels of cancer-causing chemicals, frequently from runoff at livestock factory farms. Researchers at the Environmental Working Group ...

The Environmental Working Group reviewed more than 2,000 SPF products sold in the US, finding that nearly 80% of them failed to meet its criteria for safety, health and effectiveness.

The Environmental Working Group (EWG) has long warned that THMs and HAAs may increase the risk of cancer and reproductive issues.. Men may be at greater risk than women, according to the new ...

ATLANTA — A few bad sunburns can raise your risk of skin cancer, doctors say. But with all the sprays and lotions on the market, what’s the difference between chemical and physical sunscreens?

Your go-to sunscreen may not be the most effective. According to a new study released by the Environmental Working Group, only about 25% of the sunscreens being sold are safe and effective.

ACSH wrote a four-part series, Do Cell Phones Cause Cancer? in 2021, to refute a report from the Environmental Working Group (EWG) that cell phones pose a cancer risk to human health. With the almost ...