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Gregg M. Goldfarb

Gregg M. Goldfarb

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Creator and Host, Cut To The Chase: Podcast

Miami

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Agriculture, Technology , Business, Politics , General News , Environment, Food

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I'm always open to ideas

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Total articles 5

  • Why Consumer Products Are More Dangerous for Women of Color

    By Gregg M. Goldfarb| Daily Business Review Verified Products marketed toward Black women are more likely to cause cancer and other diseases, recent research has found. When you go to the pharmacy for goods like baby powder, shampoo, and other hair products, you generally assume that someone, somewhere tested those products to ensure their safety. Want to continue reading?

    By Gregg M. Goldfarb · Daily Business Review

    Mar. 05, 2024

  • The Toxic Price of Service: How the Military's Occupational Hazards Are Harming Our Veterans

    By Gregg M. Goldfarb| Attorney at Law Magazine Verified United States soldiers sign up to serve their country and protect America from the enemy. But throughout the history of our armed forces, the military has at times failed to protect its own from occupational hazards that have injured hundreds of thousands of service members and cost taxpayers billions of dollars in settlements. In addition to the physical toll of such incidents, the mental health of our soldiers has suffered in the form of post-traumatic stress disorder, depression and anxiety.

    By Gregg M. Goldfarb · Attorney at Law Magazine

    Nov. 17, 2023

  • Why Consumer Products Are More Dangerous for Women of Color

    By Gregg M. Goldfarb| Daily Business Review Verified Products marketed toward Black women are more likely to cause cancer and other diseases, recent research has found. When you go to the pharmacy for goods like baby powder, shampoo, and other hair products, you generally assume that someone, somewhere tested those products to ensure their safety. Want to continue reading?

    By Gregg M. Goldfarb · Daily Business Review

    Mar. 05, 2024

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Cut To The Chase: Podcast