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Coverage dated November 2, 2026

Is your medication turning into formaldehyde? Here's what to know

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Dr. Roach addresses concerns about Hiprex converting to formaldehyde in urine, noting studies show no increased cancer risk.

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  1. MLive

    Is your medication turning into formaldehyde? Here's what to know (opens MLive)

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    Dr. Roach addresses concerns about Hiprex converting to formaldehyde in urine, noting studies show no increased cancer risk.

  2. Cleveland Plain Dealer

    Dear Doctor: Does my medication really turn into formaldehyde? That sounds risky (opens Cleveland Plain Dealer)

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    Hiprex converts to formaldehyde in the urinary tract, but a doctor reassures patients the amounts are safe.

  3. AL.com

    Dear Doctor: My medication turns into formaldehyde? Should I be worried about cancer? (opens AL.com)

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    Dr. Roach addresses concerns about methenamine converting to formaldehyde in the urinary tract, noting large studies show no increased cancer risk.

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