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Health Effects by Percent of Chlorine Exposures in Florida, 2006-2008

Health Effects by Percent of Chlorine Exposures in Florida, 2006-2008

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Figure 3. Routes of Exposure by Percent for Chlorine Cases in Florida,...
Figure 4. Health Effects by Percent of Chlorine Exposures in Florida,...
Children’s vulnerability related to chlorine exposure (bleach), container confusion, and the improper mixing of household cleaners
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Until the late 1960’s, Jacksonville, Florida incinerated its solid waste with the resultant ash deposited in landfills or used to fill flood-prone areas. These filled areas were later developed into parks, school sites and residential areas. Lead in soil was the major toxicant of concern and driver of clean-up actions. During the period of assessme...
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