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Dangerous "forever chemicals" in your everyday items are causing cancer

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Dangerous "forever chemicals" in your everyday items are causing cancer

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Public Health@mander.xyz · 1 year ago

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PFAS chemicals, found in household objects including non-stick cookware and waterproof clothing, are linked to an increased risk of thyroid cancers.

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I use em for eggs and extremely delicate items. Other than that it’s steel + vast iron + carbon steel.

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