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Traces of Environmental Chemicals in the Human Body: Are They a Risk to Health?
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Health Views: Science Triumphs Over Toxic Terrorists
This week, the Journal of the National Cancer Institute (NCI) confirmed that the apparent increase of brain tumors in children over the last 20 years is the direct result of our improved ability to detect them.
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