Chemistry of Modern Life: 'Slow Death' in Common Things

Chemistry of Modern Life: 'Slow Death' in Common Things
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"Most people worry about mold infecting their homes, electrical appliances malfunctioning or gas leaks. But while all those things are dangerous, Canadian environmental activists Rick Smith and Bruce Lourie - authors of "Slow Death by Rubber Duck: The Secret Danger of Everyday Things," which has been a best-seller in Canada and Australia - say there are things a lot more practical and normal that could kill you. You know, like tuna. Or Teflon-coated pots and pans. Or even your toothpaste."