Poor sperm quality linked to air pollution
Study finds ‘strong association’ between high levels of fine particulate matter and abnormal sperm shape – but impact on wider fertility remains unclear[more]
27.11.2017
Estimated 9 million premature deaths through environmental pollution
Pollution is the largest environmental cause of disease and premature death in the world today. Diseases caused by pollution were responsible for an estimated 9 million premature deaths in 2015 — 16% of all deaths worldwide —...[more]
20.10.2017
Do Tattoos Raise the Risk for Cancer?
Can tattoos give you cancer? A new study shows that pigments in tattoo ink migrate from the skin to the lymph nodes, leading to chronic enlargement. Although the long-term effects of this were not studied and are yet unknown, the...[more]
09.10.2017
New Newsletter N° 22 - September 2017 Now Online
Topics: Laboratory News, Our Corporate Philosophy, Best analytical quality, International research, Diagnostic support, Knowledge transfer, Analysis support, Conferences and Workshops 2017/2018, Webinars[more]
19.09.2017
Category: Newsletter
Arsenic species in human milk
A group of researchers from Austria and Norway have developed methods for arsenic speciation analysis of human milk. Both the aqueous-soluble fraction as well as the lipid fraction was analysed. Inorganic arsenic was not a...[more]
14.08.2017
Millions of eggs removed from European shelves over toxicity fears
Millions of eggs are being recalled from shops and warehouses in Germany and the Netherlands and being blocked from sale in Belgium after some were found to contain high levels of a toxic insecticide banned from use in the...[more]
03.08.2017
The Genetic Connection - Why some individuals are more affected by toxins than others
The human body is exposed to a wide array of xenobiotics in one's lifetime, and complex enzymatic mechanisms are genetically available to detoxify these substances. A variety of mechanisms support or impair the body's natural...[more]
23.06.2017