In addition to cell phones, which may be linked to brain cancer, and fluorescent light bulbs, which contain mercury, another common household item may also be harmful.

Aug 5, 2008 - Emily Caswell

Air fresheners containing specific chemicals can pose a significant threat to reproductive health.

Apr 20, 2010 - Cicely Austin

The FDA says plastic is safe for storing foods and liquids, yet consumer groups are warning these containers are dangerous. How does a consumer determine whom to believe?

Mar 30, 2008 - Tammy Andrew

Dirty Secret: Manufactured household cleaners are toxic and unregulated for home use. "Cleaning Product Right to Know Act" informs unsuspecting families.

Nov 28, 2011 - Claire Eddins

According to studies, chemicals from plastics are getting into women's bodies and a small percentage of their baby boys have genitals that are more feminine.

Oct 24, 2007 - Ronald K. Frazer

Nearly all (93 per cent) of British women are using cosmetics in some shape or form, making the UK one of the highest users in Europe

Oct 25, 2009 - Hatty Copeman

Everyone's doing it...going green that is. You can green everything, including your sex life.

Jun 26, 2009 - Wenona Napolitano

Dangerous chemicals and toxins lurk inside popular children's products. Research reveals these chemicals can cause cancer and other serious diseases.

Jul 23, 2008 - Mary Bernard

With recent studies confirming the toxicity of conventional air fresheners, many households are looking for ways to freshen the air naturally; try one of these ideas.

Dec 19, 2007 - Melissa Hincha-Ownby

On November 23, 2009, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) announced the voluntary recall of more than 1.2 million Stork Craft drop-side cribs in the U.S.

Nov 12, 2009 - Sally Carroll

Holistic parents think about how their shopping choices can impact the world around them. Here are tips to help make thoughtful, ethical and green toy buying choices.

Jul 23, 2009 - Tami Nicholson

By Feb. 10, 2009, toy manufacturers will be required to test for lead and other chemicals in their products. What does this new law mean for parents?

Dec 27, 2008 - Kari Lomanno

Xenoestrogens are environmental hormone disruptors creating an imbalance with the body's hormones. Awareness of xenoestrogens and avoidance are key to sustaining health.

Feb 26, 2010 - Linda Beadle

Worried about potentially harmful chemicals, like BPA, in plastics, consumers are rethinking the role of some common, everyday items in their lives.

Jul 2, 2010 - Kathlin F. Sickel

Walking down the beauty aisle can be confusing. Here are some great tips on what to avoid and what to look for when turning your lipstick green!

Jul 2, 2009 - Elena Lipson

Plastic is a prevalent material in the United States, yet it's safety has been questioned by many scientific studies.

Jul 11, 2010 - Cheryl Heppard

A new study reveals the hidden dangers in everyday beauty and cleaning products. Even natural products may contain dangerous chemicals of concern.

Mar 27, 2012 - Tamara Laschinsky

Some personal care items such as cosmetics may contain petroleum, a harmful toxin.

May 17, 2010 - Jenny Shinsky

Home air cleaners that use ionic or ozone producing technology can make your inside air polution problem worse. Using plants is a healthy alternative.

Feb 26, 2011 - Kenneth Sleight

Consumer watchdog groups no longer have to depend on U.S. Government agencies to find out whether toys are contaminated by chemicals such as lead, cadmium and titanium.

Dec 18, 2008 - Martha R. Gore