A new study is raising concerns about chemicals in children’s mattresses. Experts recommend ways to reduce exposure.

Imagine tiny building toy pieces that automatically snap together to form a strong, flat sheet. Then, scientists add special chemical 'hooks' to these sheets to attach glowing molecules called ...

Japanese chemical company Zeon aims to decide by the summer whether to move forward with plans it put on hold to expand ...

The EPA has warned that PFAS in sludge can contaminate crops, soil, and groundwater, creating a direct pathway from ...

Monash University has developed a water filter to catch PFAS used in chip manufacturing and other industries. The chip ...

National University of Singapore (NUS) chemists have developed an "anchoring-borrowing" strategy, combined with facet ...

Today's super-resolution microscopes have made it possible to observe the nanoscale world with unprecedented detail. However, they require fluorescent tags, which reveal structural details but provide ...

The peer-reviewed studies, published Tuesday in the journal Environmental Science & Technology Letters, found that babies and ...

New research has found that paper receipts from major retailers in the United States have a high level of bisphenol S, which ...

Children’s mattresses and bedding contain toxic flame retardants and other chemicals linked to hormonal, reproductive and developmental harm, a new study found.

Two new studies have been published showing that children are breathing in dangerous chemicals whilst in bed, but not all ...

The bottle from an old pharmacy was filled with its original contents when it was unearthed in West Nyack. CBS News New ...