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flag Dartmouth-led study links frequent seafood consumption to increased PFAS exposure risks, necessitating stricter public health guidelines.

flag A Dartmouth-led study suggests that frequent seafood consumers may face increased risks of exposure to PFAS, a family of human-made "forever chemicals." flag The study highlights the need for stricter public health guidelines to determine safe seafood consumption levels, especially in coastal regions where industry and PFAS pollution coexist with a fondness for fish. flag Researchers warn that seafood lovers should be cautious, as previous PFAS levels may have been underestimated.

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