| They provide sulforaphane, which fights cancer by stimulating enzymes that detoxify cancer-causing substances. |
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| A supermarket yesterday withdrew a batch of own-brand peanut butter after a jar was found to contain cancer-causing chemicals. |
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| The Ploom delivers a measured, vaporized dose of nicotine, without tar or other cancer-causing chemicals. |
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| One study from the University of Texas Medical Center found the extract of wheatgrass inhibited the cancer-causing effects of two mutagens. |
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| Azocolourants are dyes which release cancer-causing aromatic amines if they come into contact with human skin or with the mouth cavity. |
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| The first nations people probably made the bologna and wiener industry, and it's been proven that these two foods are cancer-causing. |
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| Second-hand smoke contains about 4,000 chemicals, 200 poisons, and over 40 cancer-causing compounds. |
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| It is an established fact that 2,3,7,8-tetra chlorodibenzo-p-dioxin is a toxic substance with powerful cancer-causing potential. |
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| In the past years, a number of cancer-causing genes have been silenced with RNAi, showing the potential for therapeutic applications in humans. |
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| It may react with chemicals in food or in the stomach to form tiny amounts of cancer-causing nitrosamines. |
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| The researchers first discovered the fusion protein acts like an oncogene, or cancer-causing gene, that can promote unrestricted cell growth. |
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| Many plants contain traces of cancer-causing chemicals, like safrole, which is abundant in the roots of sassafras. |
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| Some N-nitroso compounds are potent carcinogens in animal species and could be cancer-causing in humans. |
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| Mothers who smoke pass on nicotine and other cancer-causing chemicals to their babies through breast milk. |
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| The same principle applies to research projects focused on cancer-causing infections and viruses. |
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| Compounds known as trihalomethanes are formed and have been identified as potentially cancer-causing. |
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| Concluding that the animal studies aren't applicable to humans, the government removed saccharin from its official list of cancer-causing agents earlier this year. |
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| Federal health officials say electronic cigarettes contain cancer-causing chemicals despite the manufacturer's claims that they are safer than tobacco cigarettes. |
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| Fourteen of the products contained the flame retardant TCEP, which the State of California describes as a cancer-causing agent. |
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| Tests later proved that a coal company was releasing polyacrylamide — a cancer-causing agent used to prepare coal for burning — into the creek. |
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| It's so harmful the EPA labels it a Group A carcinogen, the category for the most harmful cancer-causing agents. |
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| Health Canada and the International Agency for Research on Cancer consider arsenic a human cancer-causing agent. |
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| Dark hair dyes contain phenylenediamine, an estrogen-mimicker and known cancer-causing agent. |
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| They then inserted a cancer-causing virus. |
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| Src is the oldest known cancer-causing molecule. |
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| There are lists and lists of cancer-causing agents. |
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| In fact, there is no class of pesticide free of cancer-causing potential. |
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| We believe that the best possible prevention of cervical cancer will include routine screening together with a vaccine designed to provide broad and durable protection against the most common cancer-causing virus types. |
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| It contains no carbon monoxide, no cancer-causing chemicals, and no tar. |
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| Find information on acrylamide, a potential cancer-causing chemical used in the manufacture of plastics, which is also produced in certain starch-based foods when they have been cooked at high temperatures. |
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| In a recent study, Trang Hoang and her team defined, for the first time, the mechanism behind three cancer-causing genes in acute lymphoblastic leukemia. |
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| The pungent smell of petrol at service stations will soon be a thing of the past under government plans to force retailers to cut cancer-causing fumes. |
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| When illegal levels of cancer-causing bromate chemicals were discovered, Coke had no choice but to recall 500,000 bottles and abandon the drink's launch. |
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| All businesses using formalin are required to ensure there are no leakages of the cancer-causing chemical, which is mostly used to preserve corpses or as a disinfectant. |
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| And they are not discounting cancer-causing genes. |
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| Air-quality regulators may vote today on a proposed ban of perchloroethylene, a suspected cancer-causing chemical used by most dry cleaners. |
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| One example is bisphenol-A, a major component in plastic containers, which was shown to be a xenoestrogen, a breast cancer-causing agent. |
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| If a cancer-causing agent increases the incidence of a particular cancer in a population, say tobacco smoking and lung cancer, then the overall incidence of that cancer will rise. |
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| This year, the trustees of the Michener Foundation chose for its award the Elmira Independent for its stories on how the community's water supplies came to be contaminated with a cancer-causing agent. |
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| Dermatologists warn that not even the best sunscreens prevent all the potentially cancer-causing damage that ultraviolet light does to skin. |
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| Red meat is already high in saturated fat and when it is heated at high temperatures the fat changes to transfats which are cancer-causing. |
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| The National Institute for Environmental Health Sciences, which issued the report, said it removed saccharin as a potential cancer-causing agent because tests that showed it caused tumors in rats did not apply to humans. |
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| Vermicelli noodles carried a cancer-causing agent, as did a popular red dye, called Sudan Red, that was used by Kentucky Fried Chicken and Heinz, among other companies. |
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| Residents opposed to the quarry operation believe that polyacrylamide is a cancer-causing agent and should not be used. |
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| Cooking meat at high temperatures has been linked to cancer-causing chemicals called heterocyclic amines. |
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| Or why banish sodium erythorbate, which is perfectly innocuous and inhibits the formation of cancer-causing nitrosamines? |
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| While adults shouldn't needlessly expose themselves to this potentially deadly radiation, children must be prohibited from exposure to this cancer-causing agent. |
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| Acrylonitrile, a substance used to manufacture synthetic rubber, structural foam, and other products, was declared toxic because of its cancer-causing potential and the probability of causing harm at any level of exposure. |
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| The cancer-causing effects of butadiene are thought to result from the conversion of butadiene in the body to one or more toxic metabolites, primarily butadiene monoepoxide. |
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| It is a major source of indoor air pollution, containing a complex mixture of more than 4,000 chemicals, more than 50 of which are cancer-causing agents. |
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