Meanings of possible carcinogen in English

And correlations are sometimes found: the cluster may arise after, say, contamination of the water supply by a possible carcinogen.

PFOA occurs widely in firefighting foams or their breakdown products and is considered a possible carcinogen and linked to hormonal disruption.

It had previously put coffee as a " possible carcinogen" in its 2B category alongside chloroform, lead and many other substances.

IARC had previously put coffee as a " possible carcinogen" in its 2B category alongside chloroform, lead and many other substances.

Dr Tony Holohan's advice came yesterday following the release of new research that classes exposure to mobile phone emissions as a possible carcinogen.

New Plymouth is re-evaluating its use of the herbicide Roundup which has been identified as a possible carcinogen by the World Health Organisation.

A dough conditioner also banned in China, Brazil and Canada, in tests on rats it has been found to be a possible carcinogen.

These proteins were related to molecular response patterns, endocrine effects, metabolic pathways, and even the possible carcinogens in response to CP exposure.

But they added that "it is difficult to separate nitrosamines from other possible carcinogens that may be present in processed meats like bacon".