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Formaldehyde Linked to Lou Gehrig's Disease (Topix)

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"I don't think we understand environmental factors very well, and in what way they affect disease processes."
New preliminary research suggests that exposure to the chemical formaldehyde, present in a variety of workplaces, could greatly increase a person's chances of developing Lou Gehrig's disease. via Health Resources


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