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Aggressive cancer type linked to common chemical exposure in new study

A new NIH study links PFOA and PFOS forever chemicals to a 67% and 93% higher rate of ER-negative breast cancer, raising urgent questions. Experts weigh in.

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Aggressive cancer type linked to common chemical exposure in new study
A new NIH study links PFOA and PFOS forever chemicals to a 67% and 93% higher rate of ER-negative breast cancer, raising urgent questions. Experts weigh in.
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