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First Biomarker Evidence Linking Autism To Pesticide DDT Revealed
DDT has been banned for several decades, but its effects continue to linger in the environment. New research reveals that mothers with high DDT levels are twice as likely to give birth to children with autism and intellectual disabilities.
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