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Local researcher: PFAS-cancer link is reason to limit exposure

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Editor’s note: Part two of two. “Waverly well tests positive for PFAS chemicals” ran in the May 22 Waverly Democrat.

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Wastewater Plants Could Protect Against PFAS Pollution

Sewage treatment plants have the power to help reduce people’s exposure to PFAS. It’s time they start using it.

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Local researcher: PFAS-cancer link is reason to limit exposure

Editor’s note: Part two of two. “Waverly well tests positive for PFAS chemicals” ran in the May 22 Waverly Democrat.

·Oelwein, United States
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Health and Environment Alliance | Webinar: PFAS and cancer - what do we know about forever chemicals?

HEAL's Sandra Jen spoke at a recent webinar organised by the Association of European Cancer Leagues (ECL), to discuss the health impacts of PFAS pollution and specifically their link with cancer.

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NE Iowa Publishing broke the news in Oelwein, United States on Sunday, May 25, 2025.
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