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FDA Final Report: Asbestos Detected In 17% Of Talc-Containing Cosmetics, Including Products Previously Under Suspicion

Mar 10 2020

• By Ryan Nelson

Chrysotile fibers (asbestos variety) seen on the fluorescent screen of a transmission electron microscope (TEM), x30 000 magnification. Environmental laboratory specialised in asbestos

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