Dyes

Regular use of hair dyes may increase cancer risk
Permanent or semi-permanent hair dyes may increase the risk of cancer a study in New York reports.
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Some dyes used in candy may be excreted in the urine, and a wide variety of drugs can discolor the urine.
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hair dyes
jewelry
fingernail polish
deodorants.
Examples of other things that may cause a rash are: ...
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Cosmetic, dyes and additive safety: FDA can have unsafe cosmetics removed from the market. The dyes and other additives used in drugs, foods and cosmetics also are subject to FDA scrutiny.
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The use of dyes and radioactive substances to identify the first lymph node to which cancer is likely to spread from the primary tumor.
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- Coal tar dyes are highly carcinogenic. All artificial colors, flavors, and odors are made from coal tar. You will find them in all soft drinks, cosmetics, and many medicines.
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This noninvasive test, which doesn't expose you to radiation or dyes, uses sound waves to produce a picture of internal organs, including the liver. Ultrasound is painless and usually takes less than 30 minutes.
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Allergens, or allergy-causing substances, can be airborne substances (e.g., pollens, dust, smoke), infectious agents (bacteria, fungi, parasites), foods (strawberries, chocolate, eggs), contactants (poison ivy, chemicals, dyes), ...
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Chemical exposure, such as to paints, varnishes, solvents, hair dyes, and glues.
Exposure to certain diseases, such as rubella.
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When intravenous dyes are injected, these tumors avidly absorb dye and therefore are referred to as enhancing lesions ...
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Being exposed to certain substances, such as soot from coal, or chemicals used to make rubber, certain dyes, or textiles.
Working as a dry cleaner or in places where paper, rope, twine, or clothing is made.
Taking A. fangchi, a Chinese herb.
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Heat and perspiration generated during exercise may cause dyes in shoes or sneakers to wick (carry through) to the skin, worsening the condition.
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Some major culprits include dyes and perfumes used in toilet paper (especially scented toilet paper), feminine hygiene sprays and other deodorants for the area around the anus or genitals, medicated talcum powders, ...
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After contrast dyes are injected into the heart's circulation through a catheter, the cardiologist takes still and moving X-ray pictures of blood as it passes through the heart. Such information is often essential for planning corrective surgery.
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Let the physician know about any allergies to foods, dyes, preservatives, or other substances. Anyone who has had reactions to nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs in the past should also check with a physician before taking them again.
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Basophils are derived from bone marrow progenitors (psc) and contain granules that bind basic dyes. They are capable of synthesizing many of the same mediators as mast cells .
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After the biopsy, the doctor will inspect the tissue samples in the laboratory under one or more microscopes, perhaps using dyes to identify different substances that may be deposited in the tissue.
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Some people have allergies to specific dyes and flavors. If a child has a diagnosed allergy, consult a dietitian for specific food recommendations.
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ALLERGIES
Let the physician know about any allergies to foods, dyes, preservatives, or other substances and about any previous reactions to opioid analgesics.
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It is controversial whether food additives -- such as dyes, thickeners, and preservatives -- likely cause a true allergic reaction.
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Allergy to rubber, nickel, lanolin, dyes, cosmetics, solvents, preservatives, and medication can be identified this way. The patches on the skin are then assessed for allergic changes by a dermatologist.
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This article looks at laser treatment to remove tattoos without scarring. It discusses the effectiveness of removing certain dyes and how many treatments may be necessary.
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Benzene is also used to make some types of rubbers, lubricants, dyes, detergents, drugs, and pesticides. Natural sources of benzene include volcanoes and forest fires. Benzene is also a natural part of crude oil, gasoline, and cigarette smoke.
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Present studies indicate accuracy is limited to depths of 4 mm, but represents a significant improvement in diagnostic capability over surface viewing as is presently obtained in standard endoscopies. Future studies may include the use of dyes and ...
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Color additives are defined in section 201(t) as dyes or pigments that are "capable (alone or through reaction with other substances) of imparting color" to a food, drug, cosmetic, or part of the human body which the product affects or is applied to.
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