News Share Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Share on Linkedin Close Copy the link Link copied! Share by email Print Date Date 1 week 1 month 1 year Theme - Any - Food and nutrition Animal health and welfare Occupational health Environmental health Veterinary medicine - ANMV Plant health Plant protection products, biocides, fertilisers and macro-organisms Content type - Any - Inside ANSES Special feature Expert assessment Daily life Research Portrait Event 27/09/2018 News Button batteries: ingestion by young children can have serious consequences Button batteries are found in many products, including remote controls and certain toys. Serious and sometimes fatal accidents related to the... 18/09/2018 News Synthetic pitches: the expert assessments currently available conclude that the risks to health are negligible In recent years, the increasing use of tyre granulates for sports pitches and playgrounds has raised concerns about their potential impact on... 07/08/2018 News Seaweed consumption: remain vigilant to the risk of excess iodine intake Over the last few years, seaweed has become increasingly common on our plates. Fresh, dried or as a food supplement, its iodine content varies and... 03/08/2018 News Apricot kernels pose a risk of cyanide poisoning A familiar ingredient for jam-makers, apricot kernels are increasingly being consumed as a natural remedy for their claimed "anti-cancer"... 27/07/2018 News Agathe Denéchère appointed Deputy Director General for General Affairs at ANSES On 23 July 2018, Agathe Denéchère was appointed Deputy Director General for General Affairs at ANSES. A former student of the Ecole Nationale... 25/07/2018 News Pollen allergies and food supplements: ANSES reminds consumers of the precautions to be taken Cases of allergies associated with the consumption of food supplements are regularly reported to ANSES under its nutrivigilance scheme. Recently,... 19/07/2018 News Assessment of the safety of feminine hygiene products Today ANSES is publishing its health risk assessment on the safety of feminine hygiene products. Chemicals have been identified in these products... 18/07/2018 News "Anti-pollution" masks: not enough data to demonstrate a health benefit and justify recommending their use In a context where prevention of ambient air pollution is a real public health issue, questions are regularly asked about the value of... 12/07/2018 News Plant health and citizen science: ANSES takes part in an operation to detect giant ragweed ANSES is taking part in a citizen observation mission targeting the giant ragweed plant (Ambrosia trifida) in partnership with the Tela Botanica... Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous … Page 68 Page 69 Page 70 Page 71 Page 72 … Next page Next › Last page Last »
27/09/2018 News Button batteries: ingestion by young children can have serious consequences Button batteries are found in many products, including remote controls and certain toys. Serious and sometimes fatal accidents related to the...
18/09/2018 News Synthetic pitches: the expert assessments currently available conclude that the risks to health are negligible In recent years, the increasing use of tyre granulates for sports pitches and playgrounds has raised concerns about their potential impact on...
07/08/2018 News Seaweed consumption: remain vigilant to the risk of excess iodine intake Over the last few years, seaweed has become increasingly common on our plates. Fresh, dried or as a food supplement, its iodine content varies and...
03/08/2018 News Apricot kernels pose a risk of cyanide poisoning A familiar ingredient for jam-makers, apricot kernels are increasingly being consumed as a natural remedy for their claimed "anti-cancer"...
27/07/2018 News Agathe Denéchère appointed Deputy Director General for General Affairs at ANSES On 23 July 2018, Agathe Denéchère was appointed Deputy Director General for General Affairs at ANSES. A former student of the Ecole Nationale...
25/07/2018 News Pollen allergies and food supplements: ANSES reminds consumers of the precautions to be taken Cases of allergies associated with the consumption of food supplements are regularly reported to ANSES under its nutrivigilance scheme. Recently,...
19/07/2018 News Assessment of the safety of feminine hygiene products Today ANSES is publishing its health risk assessment on the safety of feminine hygiene products. Chemicals have been identified in these products...
18/07/2018 News "Anti-pollution" masks: not enough data to demonstrate a health benefit and justify recommending their use In a context where prevention of ambient air pollution is a real public health issue, questions are regularly asked about the value of...
12/07/2018 News Plant health and citizen science: ANSES takes part in an operation to detect giant ragweed ANSES is taking part in a citizen observation mission targeting the giant ragweed plant (Ambrosia trifida) in partnership with the Tela Botanica...
