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Pop-up - Learn More - Air Pollution: What's the Solution?
It is important to know that lung damage caused by ozone can ... may find that their initial symptoms go away over time. Ozone continues to cause lung damage even when the symptoms have disappeared. The best way to protect your health is ...
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National Environmental Health Association
Yes Possibly Yes Lindane Aplastic anemia; heart damage; neurotoxic effects Liver cancer; liver damage; leukemia; kidney damage Yes Yes Yes Maneb Hemolytic anemia; kidney damage; irritant; heart damage ...
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New Rules Project - Environment Sector - EU Chemical Regulations
Under the original proposed rules, any ...
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Glossary of Terms | Indoor Air | Air | US EPA
HYPERSENSITIVITY PNEUMONITIS: A group of respiratory diseases that cause inflammation of the lung (specifically granulomatous cells ... radon decay products (also called radon daughters or progeny) can be breathed into the lung where they continue to release radiation as they further decay. RE-ENTRAINMENT: Situation ...
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Suburban Water Testing Labs: Carbon Tetrachloride Fact Sheet
Long-term: Carbon tetrachloride has the potential to cause the following effects from a lifetime exposure at levels above the MCL: liver damage; cancer. Followup: Treat and ...
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EHP: Volume 107, Number 2 February 1999
David Gaylor, Judith M. Bergeron, and David Crews P. 155 Cyclosiloxanes Produce Fatal Liver and Lung Damage in Mice Michael W. Lieberman, Ernest D. Lykissa, Roberto Barrios, Ching Nan Ou, Geeta Kala ...
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Coalition for Clean Air - Air Pollution - Pollutants & Health Effects
PM pollution has been associated with respiratory and cardiac problems, infections, asthma attacks, lung cancer and decreased life expectancy. The World Health Organization has estimated that ... cause inflammation of lung tissue and reduced lung capacity. Development of asthma, increased lung cancer mortality rates, and accelerated lung aging have all been linked to ozone exposure. Lung damage from ...
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Eco-USA: Antimony
In long-term studies, animals that breathed very low levels of antimony had eye irritation, hair loss, lung damage, and heart problems. Problems ... other effects may be caused by ingesting it. Long-term animal studies have reported liver damage and blood changes when animals ingested antimony. Antimony can irritate the skin if it is ...
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Eco-USA: Beryllium
When you breathe it in, beryllium can damage your lungs. When you breathe in large amounts of soluble beryllium compounds, the lung damage resembles pneumonia with reddening and swelling of the lungs. This condition is called acute beryllium disease. In this case, if you stop breathing air with beryllium in it, the lung damage ...
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EDO NSW Submissions - National Pollutant Inventory NEPM Variation
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