中国《经济参考报》6月18日报导称多款纸尿裤检出甲醯胺等有毒物质1。针对这一报道，中国官方随即采取行动，由国家市场监督管理总局、工业和信息化部、卫生健康委、疾控局等部门成立联合调查组1。
调查组对168家生产企业进行了全面抽查，涵盖180个品牌、368批次成品及32批次重点部位样品1，检测结果均未检出甲醯胺1。根据官方通报，山东省公共卫生临床中心医师于某违规发布不实信息，被吊销执业证书，并被禁止从事医学临床研究5年1。该医师同时受到降低岗位等级、留党察看一年处分和撤销特聘主任职务的处理1。山东省公共卫生临床中心的相关领导因履职不力也受到了处罚1。
China's state health authorities have concluded a sweeping investigation into allegations that multiple diaper brands contained formamide, a potentially harmful chemical. The Economic Reference News reported in mid-June that several diaper products had tested positive for the substance 1. In response, China's disease control authority launched a comprehensive inspection of 168 manufacturers, covering 180 brands and testing 368 batches of finished products along with 32 samples from critical components 1. The investigation yielded no detectable levels of formamide in any of the tested samples 1.
Following the probe, authorities also pursued accountability measures. A physician surnamed Yu at the Shandong Public Health Clinical Center, who had released inaccurate information about the issue in violation of regulations, was stripped of his medical license and barred from conducting clinical medical research for five years 1. Additionally, Yu faced disciplinary action including a reduction in rank, one year of probation within his party affiliation, and removal from his position as distinguished director 1. Leadership at the Shandong Public Health Clinical Center was also penalized for lapses in oversight 1.
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