Pollutants long gone, but disease carries on
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"Certain chemicals cause epigenetic changes that foster illness in rats' offspring"
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- Pollutants long gone, but disease carries on
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- Breathing Easy - Aspiring to be scent-free
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- American Lung Association
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- Mystery disease kills thousands in Central America
- The Aromatic Plug-In Air Fresheners
- China probes "bouncing" boiled eggs
- California sets trends in health regulation
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- Poisoned development
- 'Chemicals of concern' list stuck at OMB
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- Growing Up On a Farm Directly Affects Regulation o...
- Embattled Institute Retains Major Grant to Study C...
- Health problems may indicate mold
- Students Suffering from Uncontrollable Tics
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- Slowly, Toxic Vets Get Recognition
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- VIDEO: Bubble girl's lonely life
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- Reports: China environmental accidents on rise, ch...
- Childhood obesity linked to phthalate exposure.
- Smart meters for energy to be voluntary (in the UK)
- 'Inactive' phthalates widespread in medications.
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- Trapped in her room for over 1000 days
- Air pollution worse than smoking mother: study
- Washington Recognizes MCS Awareness Month, May 2012
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- Decoding Neurodevelopment: Findings on Environment...
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