By Gina Jiménez During pregnancy, workers often face hazardous circumstances, including breathing toxic chemicals. On June 27, the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act began requiring employers to provide "reasonable accommodations." But the new law has a big hole: Not nearly enough is known about which chemical exposures are dangerous for pregnant workers.
As Low-Nicotine Cigarettes Hit the Market, Anti-Smoking Groups Press for Wider Standard By Don Thompson The first FDA-authorized cigarettes with 95% less nicotine than traditional smokes will go on sale in California, Florida, and Texas starting in early July. Anti-smoking groups oppose greenlighting just one plant biotech's products and instead urge federal regulators to set a low-nicotine standard for the entire industry.
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