Here's a brief list of items you most likely encounter in your everyday life that are carcinogenic: ■ Tobacco (including second-hand and third-hand smoke) ■ Most laundry detergents ■ Commercial hair dyes ■ Air pollution (including carbon monoxide, methylene, chloride, and acrolein) ■ Canola oil ■ Canned tomatoes ■ Personal care products from aerosol cans ■ Food microwaved in plastic containers (yes, even the plastic trays that come with frozen TV dinners) ■ Environmental pollutants (such as asbestos, benzene, and formaldehyde)

   Here's a brief list of items you most likely encounter in your everyday life that are carcinogenic:

• Tobacco (including second-hand and third-hand smoke)
• Most laundry detergents
• Commercial hair dyes
• Air pollution (including carbon monoxide, methylene, chloride, and acrolein)
• Canola oil
• Canned tomatoes
• Personal care products from aerosol cans
• Food microwaved in plastic containers (yes, even the plastic trays that come with frozen TV dinners)
• Environmental pollutants (such as asbestos, benzene, and formaldehyde)