Certain skin care products used by children could lead to increased exposure to harmful phthalates, disturbing endocrine function, and affecting body composition, neurodevelopment, and immune function. The risks vary by race, ethnicity, and gender, with some products creating higher urinary levels of phthalates than others, as per a US study. Further research is needed to confirm these findings, which could inform crucial regulatory action regarding product composition and marketing.
Data disposal and cyber hygiene: Building a culture of security within your organization
Despite increased cybersecurity awareness and spending, data breaches are on the rise, with 74% due to human error. To combat this, organizations are urged to