Paper-based products, including paper towels, facial tissue, toilet paper, and napkins, are not significant sources of contact dermatitis through formaldehyde exposure, according to new data presented ...

Exposure to indoor formaldehyde can exacerbate atopic dermatitis (AD) symptoms in children with moderate to severe disease, especially in spring and summer and even at allowable levels. Exposure to ...

ISANTI, Minn. - A nine-month KARE 11 investigation uncovered levels of formaldehyde in several items of baby clothing. Formaldehyde is a chemical the U.S. government calls a carcinogen, or known ...

Formaldehyde—a chemical building block used in basic products like composite wood, plastics, paints, adhesives, and sealants—poses unreasonable health risks to workers and consumers, the US ...