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Litigants in the toxic water lawsuit urged a federal court Monday to simplify the evidence needed to link a disease’s cause exposure while at the marine training base, saying that doing so adheres to the principle of the law empowering the .

Exclusive: US FDA finds new manufacturing lapses at Eli Lilly plant U.S. inspectors recently uncovered new manufacturing problems at an Eli Lilly plant that has been under scrutiny by federal investigators, according to government records obtained by Reuters.

The Sixth Circuit on Thursday denied a request for all the judges on the court to revisit a ruling that dismantled a class certification that would’ve covered 11.8 million Ohioans in a lawsuit filed against the makers of

3M, DuPont Avoid Rehearing in PFAS Lawsuit Before Sixth Circuit The Sixth Circuit on Thursday denied a request for all the judges on the court to revisit a ruling that dismantled a class certification that would’ve covered 11.8 million Ohioans in a lawsuit filed against the makers of “forever chemicals.”

A new study shows textiles used in fire protective clothing tend to release more PFAS when they are subject to wear and tear, linked to an increased risk of cancer and other health effects.

Wear and Tear May Cause Firefighter Gear to Release More ‘Forever Chemicals’ Are firefighters at risk of increased exposure to cancer-causing chemicals in their protective clothing?