Is formalin harmful to humans? Yes, frequent exposure to formalin, a carcinogen used in fish preservation, can lead to kidney damage. Regular fish eaters, beware! Eating fish treated with formalin ...

Guwahati: Dispur is likely to resume restrictions on the import of fish after the detection of formalin here yet again. Dispur had recently imposed a 10-day restriction on import of fish from outside ...

(MENAFN- IANS) New Delhi, Aug 13 (IANS) If you are a regular fish eater, beware of carcinogen formalin -- added to the seafood to keep it fresh -- that can harm your kidneys, said experts on Tuesday.

Medical experts said formalin, a derivative of formaldehyde, which is generally used to preserve bodies, can cause serious ailments like cancer. The Kerala State Food Safety Department on Friday ...

GREENSBORO, N.C. - Before you grill up that next piece of fish, know what you're about to eat. North Carolina chemical lab Appealing Products developed food poison detection kits for the Department of ...

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A low-cost sensor made of metal oxide nanoparticles can detect formalin adulteration in fish. The sensor shows long-term stability and has a low detection limit. Formalin is a harmful substance used ...

KOZHIKODE: A doctor’s post on formaldehyde-laced fish has gone viral on WhatsApp groups. Dr Neena Mampilly, a senior pathologist from Kozhikode, with expertise in oncopathology posted the picture of a ...

TRICHY: The food safety department on Thursday seized 350 kg of formalin-laced fish from Trichy Corporation’s fish market at Kasivilangi near Woraiyur. The officials also seized 300 kg of stale fish ...

Much has been written in the past several months about the contamination of Dhaka’s food supply. From meeting minutes published by the Institute for Public Health in March to the anti-formalin bill ...

A TOXIC pesticide that causes cancer was used by fish farms nearly 200 times over a three-year period, despite fears the chemical could harm the marine environment. Formaldehyde, which is used in ...