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Opinion
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23.01.2020 BfR opinion No 005/2020
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Cases of poisoning: Liquids containing cannabidiols for e-cigarettes can be manipulated |
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04.12.2019 Communication No 048/2019 of the BfR
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3D printing: Research projects on health risks launched |
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18.11.2019 BfR Opinion No 045/2019
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Reducing aluminium intake can minimise potential health risks |
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Press releases
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06.12.2019 51/2019
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Study on e-cigarettes: In Germany so far no life-threatening poisoning by e-cigarette use ("vaping") | |
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15.11.2019 43/2019
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"Vaping": The BfR advises against self-mixing e-liquids | |
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18.11.2019 45/2019
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Reducing aluminium intake can minimise potential health risks | |
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17.10.2019 39/2019
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"Vaping": The BfR advises against self-mixing e-liquids | |
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09.08.2019 29/2019
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PAH levels in consumer products should be as low as possible | |
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05.10.2016 41/2016
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Adhesive flaps on paper tissue packagings can lead to choking accidents with small children | |
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24.11.2014 32/2014
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Aluminium in everyday life: a health risk? | |
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09.07.2014 17/2014
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Animal by-products from slaughter: risk or primary product? | |
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28.01.2014 04/2014
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BfR recommendation leads to the Europe-wide restriction of carcinogenic PAHs in consumer products |
Communication
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28.01.2020 Communication 007/2020 from the BfR
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Open questions on the risk posed by vitamin E acetate in e-cigarettes |
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03.07.2019 BfR Communication No. 024/2019
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Jequirity bean, castor oil plant & Co. – exotic souvenirs can contain poisonous plant seeds |
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27.05.2019 BfR Communication No 019/2019
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Glyphosate in tampons? No indication of residues of any health significance |
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01.03.2019 BfR Communication No 005/2019
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Preliminary estimation of undesired substances in diapers |
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03.08.2018 BfR Communication No 025/2018
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Connection between "chalky teeth" in children (molar-incisor hypomineralisation, MIH) and the uptake of Bisphenol A not likely |
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