Marielle Segarra

1 week ago | kpbs.org | Marielle Segarra |Clare Marie Schneider |Malaka Gharib

Do you know what's in the lotions, creams and gels you use on your hair and skin every day? Research has shown that some of the ingredients found in personal care products may be harmful to your health. and parabens, which can be found in everything from makeup to shampoo, are known hormone disruptors that have been linked to poor reproductive health. Chemical hair straightening and smoothing treatments often contain formaldehyde, a known , and can cause lung and eye irritation.

2 weeks ago | boisestatepublicradio.org | Marielle Segarra |Clare Marie Schneider |Malaka Gharib

Do you know what's in the lotions, creams and gels you use on your hair and skin every day? Research has shown that some of the ingredients found in personal care products may be harmful to your health. and parabens, which can be found in everything from makeup to shampoo, are known hormone disruptors that have been linked to poor reproductive health. Chemical hair straightening and smoothing treatments often contain formaldehyde, a known , and can cause lung and eye irritation.

3 weeks ago | wgbh.org | Marielle Segarra

March 28, 2025 If you have a driver’s license, you should know the basic rules of the road. Buckle your seat belt. Use your turn signal. Stop at the red light. But there may be scenarios on the road that you feel less prepared for. What should you do if your car starts to skid on ice? If someone is being aggressive toward you on the highway? If your car falls into a body of water? Hector Carias, an officer with the California Highway Patrol, explains what to do in these emergency situations.

3 weeks ago | npr.org | Marielle Segarra |Malaka Gharib

When driving in extremely rainy conditions, slow downand turn on your headlights."I have a little saying that goes, 'if your wipers are going, your headlights are glowing,'" says Hector Carias, an officer with the California Highway Patrol. Klaus Kremmerz for NPR hide caption toggle caption Klaus Kremmerz for NPR If you have a driver's license, you should know the basic rules of the road. Buckle your seat belt. Use your turn signal. Stop at the red light.

1 month ago | laist.com | Marielle Segarra |Clare Marie Schneider

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