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Potosines Consume Water Contaminated with Arsenic and Fluoride: UASLP

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The population of the metropolitan area of San Luis Potosí is exposed to consuming water contaminated with fluoride and arsenic, compounds that, in a prolonged intake, represent a severe risk to health, such as dental and skeletal fluorosis, cognitive affects in minors and the development of various types of cancer, announced Dr. Paola Elizabeth Díaz Flores, researcher at the Faculty of Agronomy and Veterinary (FAV) of the Autonomous University …

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Agencia de noticias SLP San Luis Potosi

Potosinos Consume Arsenic-Contaminated Water and Fluoride in the Domestic Supply, UASLP Research Alert, Paola Elizabeth Díaz – SLP San Luis Potosi News Agency

The population of the metropolitan area of San Luis Potosí is exposed to consuming water contaminated with fluoride and arsenic, compounds that, in a prolonged intake, represent a severe risk to health, such as dental and skeletal fluorosis, cognitive affects in minors and the development of various types of cancer, announced Dr. Paola Elizabeth Díaz Flores, researcher at the Faculty of Agronomy and Veterinary (FAV) of the Autonomous University …

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Código San Luis - Periódico en línea

Potosines Consume Water Contaminated with Arsenic and Fluoride: UASLP

The population of the metropolitan area of San Luis Potosí is exposed to consuming water contaminated with fluoride and arsenic, compounds that, in a prolonged intake, represent a severe risk to health, such as dental and skeletal fluorosis, cognitive affects in minors and the development of various types of cancer, announced Dr. Paola Elizabeth Díaz Flores, researcher at the Faculty of Agronomy and Veterinary (FAV) of the Autonomous University …

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Código San Luis - Periódico en línea broke the news in 2 days ago on Thursday, May 15, 2025.

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