It's not uncommon to take care of a patient with a scrape or cut who proudly announce that they bathed their wound in peroxide or iodine right after it happened. After all, those are the magic germ ...

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If you’re like me, my hair is super fine and my scalp tends to get oily just hours after a good cleanse. I have tried countless dry shampoo products over the years, but many of them left my hair still ...

In our analysis, more of the products marketed toward Black infants or diverse hair types contained potentially harmful ingredients and were less readily available. And we found that many popular ...

Baby shampoo is known for being tear-free and perfect for sensitive baby skin. A bottle of it only costs a few bucks at the store, but you'll be surprised at how many things — in addition to scrubbing ...

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We set out to verify if the below Facebook post, claiming that the baby shampoo made by Johnson and Johnson is poisoning your child, is toxic, and causes cancer. The post has been shared over 800 ...

Do adults need to graduate to tear-inducing “adult” hair care? By John Hodgman Daniel writes: My brother insists on using Johnson’s Baby Shampoo, saying there’s no reason adults can’t enjoy the ...

My eyes were once raw and red rimmed. (Think pinkeye, only permanent.) That was before my optometrist suggested I take a dollop of Johnson's Baby Shampoo, add a little water, close my eyes, and scrub ...

It happens to me, too. When the word comes up out of context, I think first of dead things. The frogs and fetal pigs I dissected in seventh grade, open-casket funeral viewings … the word formaldehyde ...