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Posted Sun Jul 13 2008: from Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel:
Hazardous flame retardant found in household objects http://apocadocs.com/s.pl?1215962070
"A flame retardant that was taken out of children's pajamas more than 30 years ago after it was found to cause cancer is being used with increasing regularity in furniture, paint -- even baby carriers and bassinets -- and manufacturers are under no obligation to let the public know about it... [The EPA] Web site lists 16 studies that each conclude the chemical does not harm people. The Journal Sentinel examined those studies and found that all were funded by chemical-makers..."
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