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It sits by the sink in millions of homes. Known for cutting grease and saving wildlife in oil spills, Dawn dish soap has earned trust as a household staple. But new lab tests just revealed a darker side. Scientists have found that at least four ingredients in Dawn are linked to cancer in long-term exposure studies. These include known irritants and chemical preservatives that disrupt hormones, inflame tissues, and in some cases, have been labeled as potential carcinogens by international health bodies. The problem is not just in one bottle. It is in every wash. These ingredients are not rinsed away completely. Tiny traces remain on dishes and surfaces, eventually making their way into our food and bodies. Independent researchers flagged substances like methylisothiazolinone and sodium laureth sulfate as red flags. These are chemicals used for fragrance, foaming, and preservation. Over time, exposure builds up especially in people who do the dishes daily or use the product on baby bottl...