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Bisphenol A and Plastic Feeding Bottles – Specification (Second Revision) |
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Background (klik di sini untuk versi Bahasa Malaysia) We thank the Malaysian Plastic Manufacturers Association - Working Group on Blow Moulding for undertaking the review of the MS 735. We believe that almost all plastic feeding bottles if not all are made of polycarbonate materials. There has been grave concerns on the chemical 2,2-BIS(4-HYDROXYPHENYL)PROPANE (or Bisphenol A), |
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Project Energy Code: focuses on understanding the 'green gap' - the differences between individual statements of concern over energy and the environment and the actual decisions and behaviors of individuals with respect to thier energy choices.
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In conjunction with International Women’s Day |
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Cosmetics – Their Safe Use and How Standards Help
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Women although beautiful as they are use at least four types of cosmetic products daily. It can be face powder, turmeric cream, night cream, lotion, eye liner, mascara, of course the indispensable lipstick and many more. Then there are the personal care products such as the toothpaste, deodorant, cologne, perfumes etc.
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By Dr M. YADAV
It’s safe to say that house dust mites can be found in most Malaysian homes. Unfortunately, this means that allergic responses to these mites are not uncommon.
ASTHMA and all-year round nasal allergy (rhinitis/sinusitis) are common, and the incidence is increasing worldwide (Malaysia included).
Most individuals with these respiratory conditions are generally happy to take prescribed medications to suppress their symptoms and are often not bothered to find out whether an allergy could be the causal trigger. Cats and dogs that move around indoors are also a source of food to house dust mites. They contribute skin scales, the main source of food for house dust mites. – Reuters |
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