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The FDA delays banning cancer-linked formaldehyde in hair straighteners past 2025 with no rule yet issued.
The U.S. FDA has missed its latest deadline to propose a ban on formaldehyde and formaldehyde-releasing chemicals in hair-straightening products, pushing the action date to December 31, 2025, with no formal rule published yet.
The repeated delays—following prior extensions from 2023 to 2025—have drawn criticism from advocates and scientists who warn of health risks including cancer, respiratory issues, and reproductive harm, particularly for Black women and salon workers.
Despite the FDA calling the rule a priority, no binding deadlines exist for compliance, and the process remains stalled.
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La FDA retrasa la prohibición del formaldehído relacionado con el cáncer en alisadores para el cabello más allá de 2025 sin que se haya emitido aún una regla.