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Medicines may help the body eliminate PFAS substances faster

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New research shows certain medicines may speed up the body’s elimination of PFAS substances, offering potential ways to reduce exposure.

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Pfas Are Eliminated From the Body More Quickly with Certain Medications.

Certain medications can accelerate the elimination of the environmental pollutant PFAS (perfluoroalkyl substances) from the body, according to a study from the University of Gothenburg. The findings strengthen research in this area and point to another effective drug, but whether it is safe...

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Medicines may help the body eliminate PFAS substances faster

New research shows certain medicines may speed up the body’s elimination of PFAS substances, offering potential ways to reduce exposure.

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