Exposure to More Than One Pesticide Increases Risk of Childhood Cancer: Study

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By Cristen Hemingway JaynesMar 7, 2025, 1:21 pm327 ptsTop
When children are exposed to multiple pesticides, it significantly increases their risk of childhood cancers in comparison to being exposed to just one, according to new research. The results of the study bring up new concerns that kids are at greater risk from the harmful effects of the toxic substances than…

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