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The Food and Drug
Administration (FDA) reports that there is no evidence anti-bacterial soaps are
any more effective at preventing illness that plain soap and water. Many
anti-bacterial soaps contain potentially harmful chemicals, like triclosan and
triclocarban, that may have unanticipated hormonal impacts on long-term users.
Because of this potential risk, the FDA has issued a proposed rule that would
require anti-bacterial soap manufacturers to provide more substantial data to
demonstrate the safety and effectiveness of their products.
Food and Drug
Administration, December 2013
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