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Opinion

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Date	Title	Size
16.06.2022 BfR Opinion No 013/2022	Boron in Viscous Masses Such As Toy Slime and Bouncing Putty - Health Impairments for Children Are Not Considered Likely	305.5 KB
07.10.2020 BfR Opinion No 047/2020	Dry ice: carbon dioxide poisoning is possible	305.4 KB
20.07.2020 BfR Opinion No 030/2020	New studies on antiperspirants containing aluminium: impairments to health unlikely as a result of aluminium uptake via the skin	371.2 KB
23.01.2020 BfR opinion No 005/2020	Cases of poisoning: Liquids containing cannabidiols for e-cigarettes can be manipulated	163.8 KB
04.12.2019 Communication No 048/2019 of the BfR	3D printing: Research projects on health risks launched	128.9 KB
18.11.2019 BfR Opinion No 045/2019	Reducing aluminium intake can minimise potential health risks	174.3 KB

FAQs

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Date	Title
08.04.2021	Beeswax cloths: what should you look out for?
13.01.2021	Questions and answers on the notification of hazardous products for emergency health response in Germany for submitters according to Art. 45 of the CLP Regulation

Press releases

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Date	Title	Keywords
16.06.2022 23/2022	Low health risk from boron compounds in toy slime and bouncy putty
20.07.2020 24/2020	Aluminium in antiperspirants: Low contribution to the total intake of aluminium in humans
06.12.2019 51/2019	Study on e-cigarettes: In Germany so far no life-threatening poisoning by e-cigarette use ("vaping")
15.11.2019 43/2019	"Vaping": The BfR advises against self-mixing e-liquids
18.11.2019 45/2019	Reducing aluminium intake can minimise potential health risks
17.10.2019 39/2019	"Vaping": The BfR advises against self-mixing e-liquids
09.08.2019 29/2019	PAH levels in consumer products should be as low as possible
05.10.2016 41/2016	Adhesive flaps on paper tissue packagings can lead to choking accidents with small children
24.11.2014 32/2014	Aluminium in everyday life: a health risk?
09.07.2014 17/2014	Animal by-products from slaughter: risk or primary product?
28.01.2014 04/2014	BfR recommendation leads to the Europe-wide restriction of carcinogenic PAHs in consumer products

Events

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Link
10th BfR User Conference Product Notifications
Workshop Sensory Analysis of Consumer Products
Workshop Sensory Analysis of Consumer Products

Communication

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Date	Title	Size
01.03.2022 BfR Communication No 008/2022	BfR advises against preparing food in "pop-it fidget toys"	48.4 KB
05.01.2022 Joint communication No 004/2022 from the BAuA, the BfR and the UBA	Advanced materials should be safe and sustainable	49.5 KB
15.12.2021 BfR Communication No 041/2021	Draft new opinion on bisphenol A: Re-evaluation by the European Food Safety Authority open for public consultation	118.9 KB
27.05.2021 Communication No 016/2021 from the BfR	Alternatives to plastic straws: Which materials are suitable?	166.0 KB
29.03.2021 Communication No 011/2021 from the BfR	When the immune system overreacts - schoolgirls and a BfR scientist talk about allergies	143.7 KB
19.01.2021 Communication No 001/2021 from the BfR	Identifying risks posed by new materials early on: kick-off meeting of an interagency working group "Advanced Materials"	171.9 KB
06.11.2020 Communication No 050/2020 from the BfR	3D printing - a "dusty" business?	132.3 KB
05.10.2020 BfR Communication No 046/2020	Does bisphenol A increase the risk of death?	79.8 KB
21.07.2020 BfR Communication No. 031/2020	Allergic reaction: how the immune system identifies nickel	131.8 KB
28.01.2020 Communication 007/2020 from the BfR	Open questions on the risk posed by vitamin E acetate in e-cigarettes	163.0 KB
03.07.2019 BfR Communication No. 024/2019	Jequirity bean, castor oil plant & Co. – exotic souvenirs can contain poisonous plant seeds	551.2 KB
27.05.2019 BfR Communication No 019/2019	Glyphosate in tampons? No indication of residues of any health significance	143.7 KB
01.03.2019 BfR Communication No 005/2019	Preliminary estimation of undesired substances in diapers	143.8 KB
03.08.2018 BfR Communication No 025/2018	Connection between "chalky teeth" in children (molar-incisor hypomineralisation, MIH) and the uptake of Bisphenol A not likely	57.1 KB

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