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Prenatal Exposure to Bisphenol Linked to Higher Risk of Asthma
Bisphenols are chemical compounds that are utilized in the production of plastics and resins that are present in a wide range of consumer items such as food cans, reusable bottles, and toys.
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After Sudden Eruption in 2021, Alert Level for Caribbean Volcano Changed by Experts
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Nigeria Successfully Cleaned Up Deadly Lead Pollution That Killed 600 Children Since 2010
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European Space Agency Suspends Joint Mars Mission, Cutting Ties with Russia
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Bullfighting Across Europe Kept Alive Despite Ban Attempts Due to Millions of Euros Paid
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Sleeping With Dim Light Could Lead to Serious Health Risks, Reveals New Study
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