Study Determines Most 'Expensive' State To Have A Baby
Having a baby is expensive everywhere, but in the United States, one state is actually the costliest. A recent study has ...
Carcinogens found in popular synthetic braiding hair products, Consumer Reports study shows
"And to know that something that I'm paying for is damaging my health is problematic." Concerns about artificial braiding hair "This is a product ...
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FDA plans infant formula testing program following Consumer Reports study
The FDA has launched a program, titled Operation Stork Speed, to help ensure the safety of infant formula. The Food and Drug Administration’s action comes ...
US consumer confidence plunges again in March, study shows
WASHINGTON - Consumer confidence in the United States declined sharply again in March, falling more than analysts had ...
March Madness could generate as much as $23 million for Denver, new study finds
Madness games are taking place at Denver’s Ball Arena, and a new study found the games could make as much as $23 million for ...
Study: Cleveland tops U.S. cities in median rent growth
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- A recent study found that Cleveland, among large U.S. cities, had the largest median increase in rent ...
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Columbia hair community 'alarmed' after study links synthetic hair to cancer
A new Consumer Reports study found carcinogens in 10 of the most popular synthetic hair product brands that are used commonly ...
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How industrial waste gases could replace fossil fuels in everyday consumer products
Industrial waste gases, long seen as a major contributor to climate change, could soon be captured and repurposed into everyday household products such as shampoo, detergent, and even fuel.