Your car may be filled with cancer-causing fumes, study warns - ConsumerAffairs

Your car may be filled with cancer-causing fumes, study warns The interior of all vehicles produced after 2015 contain dangerous chemicals, researchers say - Ford Share ... Read More

Study: Over 5,000 tons of dangerous fumes escaped from consumer products - CBS News

A study released Tuesday found that over 5,000 tons of 33 potentially harmful VOCs were emitted in 2020 in the state of California, which measures exposures to potential carcinogens and tracks ... Read More

Consumer Reports petitions for changes to cancer-causing chemicals in car seats

A safety feature in nearly all cars may be linked to cancer, according to a new, peer-reviewed study. The study found 99 percent of car seats are covered in flame retardants containing known or ... Read More

Drivers Are Inhaling Cancer-Causing Chemicals in Their Cars - People.com

The study — published May 7 in Environmental Science & Technology — analyzed the cabin air of 101 electric, gas and hybrid cars across 30 states with a model year between 2015 and 2022. Read More

Your Car Is Exposing You To Cancer-Causing Chemicals, Reveals Study: Here's How You Can Stay Safe - Onlymyhealth

Your car is exposing you to cancer-causing chemicals, revealed a recent study. Car interiors in the United States often use flame retardants to meet safety standards. However, recent findings shed ... Read More

99% of US car interiors release suspected cancer-causing agents: Study - Newsweek

When we think of vehicle-derived air pollution, most of us picture exhaust fumes and rubber flecks from worn-out car tires. But according to new research, as many as 99 percent of cars also ... Read More

Could your car make you sick? Study highlights potentially cancerous toxins in vehicles - Fox News

Americans may be breathing in cancer-causing chemicals while driving, recent research suggests. A study published in the journal Environmental Science & Technology has sparked discussions about ... Read More

One Car Byproduct Could Be More Toxic Than Exhaust Fumes, Study Finds - MSN

Exhaust fumes for years have been thought of as the worst toxic byproduct of cars, but a new study found that another part of your vehicle might be producing more carcinogens. The new research ... Read More

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Over 5,000 tons of dangerous fumes escaped from consumer products, study finds - CNN

Over 5,000 tons of volatile organic compounds linked to cancer, reproductive and development harm escaped from consumer products sold in California, a new study finds. CNN values your feedback 1. Read More