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ACSH Podcast: 825 Million IQ points Lost to Lead Exposure, Alcohol Shrinks Your Brain?
Health scares seem to lurk around every corner these days. From "toxic" pesticides to "ultra-processed" foods and BPA, the list of things that can supposedly kill us is endless. How do you spot genuine threats amid all the clickbait?
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