Settlement to remove suspected carcinogen from some cosmetics
http://www.scpr.org/news/2014/05/05/43983/settlement-to-remove-suspected-carcinogen-from-som/
"More than two dozen cosmetics manufacturers and retailers that sell cosmetics have agreed to stop making or selling products that contain a potentially carcinogenic ingredient. The agreements settle lawsuits against 26 companies, filed by the Oakland-based Center for Environmental Health over cocamide diethanolamine, known as cocamide DEA. It's in shampoos, hand soaps, lotions and other cosmetics. It puts the suds in soaps and emulsifies lotions. It also has been found to cause cancer in test animals and it may cause cancer in humans, according to the International Agency on Research into Cancer (IARC)."
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