Stay at home moms BTFO>According to a new report, cancer-causing chemicals have been found in dozens of different bandage brands including Band-Aid and Curad.>As reported by Environmental Health Sciences and Mamavision, testing of 40 bandages at a U.S.

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Band-Aids cause cancer. Who knew? Anonymous 04/06/24(Sat)17:52:37 No.141963

Stay at home moms BTFO

>According to a new report, cancer-causing chemicals have been found in dozens of different bandage brands including Band-Aid and Curad.

>As reported by Environmental Health Sciences and Mamavision, testing of 40 bandages at a U.S. Environmental Protection Agency-certified lab showed that there were levels of per-and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), otherwise known as forever chemicals, in many of the bandages tested. These chemicals are toxic and were found in 65 percent of the products tested. 63 percent of bandages designed for darker skin tones had traces of these chemicals, too.

>"Because bandages are placed upon open wounds, it's troubling to learn that they may be also exposing children and adults to PFAS," said Linda S. Birnbaum, former director of the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences and National Toxicology Program and scholar at residence at Duke University. "It's obvious from the data that PFAS are not needed for wound care, so it's important that the industry remove their presence to protect the public from PFAS and opt instead for PFAS-free materials."

Anonymous 04/06/24(Sat)17:53:52 No.141964

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Anonymous 04/06/24(Sat)18:04:21 No.141965

>>141963
>63 percent of bandages designed for darker skin tones had traces of these chemicals, too.
So this is why everyone supports Israel so much…

Anonymous 04/06/24(Sat)20:00:50 No.141968

>>141963
>63 percent of bandages designed for darker skin tones had traces of these chemicals, too.
All american healthcare policy is now shaped around how it affects black people
<stay at home mandates not enforced for BLM in 2020
<Entire debate about banning menthol cigarettes is about whether its fair to take away nigs' cigs to save their lives
<now in order to justify any kind of health study they need to explicitly talk about the impact on black people

Anonymous 04/07/24(Sun)00:23:39 No.141975

>>141963
You can search most any food or consumer product and you'll find it is contaminated with some kind of toxic chemical, at this point I'm not sure if they're trying to kill everybody or it's fake news.

Anonymous 04/07/24(Sun)02:33:22 No.141979

>>141975
If it's on TV in the form of commercials, it has chemicals in it. It's going up your ass in the toilet paper. It's going in your mouth in the tooth paste and floss. It's going on your scalp in the shampoo. It's going on your skin on the soap. It's going in your organs. It's in the convenient cookware.

Anonymous 04/07/24(Sun)02:41:57 No.141981

>>141979
It's basically a litmus test.
>Marketing works by repetition so you think of the brand when you look for the product because of the constant ads.
There's so many brands, people are burdened with choice, so they opt for the most bombarded one. Specific brands target specific demographics.
If you reject the entertainment, you reject the ads, you reject the repetition programming, you seek qualitier products.

Anonymous 04/07/24(Sun)21:32:45 No.142015

>>141963
Somehow I fucking knew it