Formaldehyde exposure increases by 17 percent the risk of memory, thinking woes - The Washington Post
The finding adds cognitive impairment to already established health risks associated with formaldehyde.
Formaldehyde now considered carcinogenic
As the level of exposure increases, those risks range from eye, nose and throat irritation to skin rashes and breathing problems. At high levels of exposure,… [+1548 chars]
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