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Tuna Study Explains Link Between Crude Oil and Heart Problems
A latest study on tuna found that crude oil can interrupt a key pathway found in the hearts of fish and other marine animals. The 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill exposed tuna and several marine organisms to high levels of crude oil.
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