A new study reveals that exposure to tetrachloroethylene (PCE), found in dry cleaning and household products, can triple the risk of severe liver scarring. This chemical, a probable carcinogen, poses a significant threat even without traditional risk factors like obesity or alcohol use. Researchers urge increased public awareness and early screening for those with known exposure.
Not just alcohol: A common household chemical can damage liver and even cause cancer
November 06, 2025
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A new study reveals that exposure to tetrachloroethylene (PCE), found in dry cleaning and household products, can triple the risk of severe liver scarring. This chemical, a probable carcinogen, poses a significant threat even without traditional risk factors like obesity or alcohol use. Researchers urge increased public awareness and early screening for those with known exposure.
