Report Refutes “Unsubstantiated” Nanotech Concerns, Touts Nano-Sunscreen
This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet
Executive Summary
Current evidence suggests nano-sized ingredients in personal care products pose no more risk to human health than macro-sized ingredients, L'Oreal researchers maintain in a study
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