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: A Georgia LawyerSkin-lightening creams poisonous in more than one way
The newspaper sent 50 skin-lightening creams to a certified lab for testing, most of them bought in Chicago stores and a few ordered online. Six were found to contain amounts of mercury banned by federal law.
Of those, five had more than 6,000 parts per million ? enough to potentially cause kidney damage over time, according to a medical expert.
The Food and Drug Administration banned mercury in skin-bleaching or lightening products in 1990, but the agency rarely tests the products to see if consumers are at risk. The Chicago Tribune's tests ? among only a handful ever conducted ? show that tainted products are still readily available.
Source here.
Full post as published by A Georgia Lawyer on May 20, 2010 (boomark / email).
Clarcon Skin Products
Found to Contain Infectious Bacteria
SJS, Stevens Johnson Syndrome
alleging that certain drugs cause this deadly skin inflammation.
Ketek
allegedly causing potentially life threatening Stevens Johnson Syndrome (SJS) skin reaction.
Children's Motrin
allegedly causing Stevens Johnson Syndrome (SJS) potentially life threatening skin inflammations.
Dilantin SJS
alleging that Dilantin causes this deadly skin inflammation.

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