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EHP Science Seletion out today: "Regrettable Substitution? Organophosphate Flame Retardants and Macrophage Activity"

Zebrafish behavioral model as a screen for potential neurodevelopmental effects of PFOS

What Are Extracellular Vesicles and Why Are Environmental Health Researchers Excited About Them?

More on cannabis contaminants in EHP and Leafly: New study shows elevated levels of lead and cadmium in users' blood and urine

In 1996, the EPA was ordered to test pesticides for impacts on people’s hormones. They still don’t.

New columns for Project CBD: Cannabis contaminants, cannabis for PTSD

What's in your gummy? Cannabis contaminant regulations still uneven and inadequate

New in EHP: Wallboard/drywall/sheetrock used in home construction contains harmful fungicide

The world's first independent, third-party chemical screening and certification program for disposable foodware

COVID and disposable food packaging: a harmful, unhealthy combination

In the Cannabis Patch, a Patchwork of Safety Standards–and in Some Cases None At All

Endocrine disruptors and the endocannabinoid system: new article for Project CBD

Cannabis Contaminants Pt 2: Regulating Solvents, Microbes, and Metals in Legal Weed

As legal cannabis spreads, growers go organic — and beyond

Into the Weeds: Regulating Pesticides in Cannabis

Flavors of Fire: Assessing the Relative Toxicity of Smoke from Different Types of Wildfires

Two new articles in EHP

Glycol Ethers and Neurodevelopment: Investigating the Impact of Prenatal Exposures

In the April issue of EHP [1/2]: Feature: How population-level health protections sometimes fail the individual

Exploring Chemical Transport through Food: A Proposal for a Comprehensive Approach to Predict Exposures