Wrap Up: Feds Confirm Link Between Coldwater Creek Contamination and Cancer Risks

By ExchangeMonitor

The federal Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR) this week confirmed a 2018 finding that exposure to contaminants from former radioactive waste storage near St. Louis, Mo., could have heightened the risk for various cancers among residents of…

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