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Schwarzenegger Gives the Okay

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Chemical Exposure Research on Humans - Schwarzenegger Gives the Okay
Schwarzenegger Gives the Okay
 Published: Oct 2, 06
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In what may seam shocking, chemical exposure research ON HUMANS is now okay.  Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger pulled the trigger on “bio monitoring bill” when enables California to be the first U.S. state that can measure how its resitdents react to chemicals in common products.  Fun fun.

From Reuters:
State health officers will use blood, urine, tissue, hair and breast milk samples collected voluntarily from a cross-section of California, taking into account ethnic, age, income and geographic differences, to gauge levels of exposure.

“There are literally thousands of chemicals being used in our everyday products in the United States in cleaning supplies, pesticides, cosmetics and more. It’s important to know more about how those chemicals are building up in our bodies or how they may be affecting our health,” Schwarzenegger said in a statement.

 References:  news.yahoo

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Bill on Oct 5, 06  9 Trends   82 Comments
You make it sound like the testing involves exposing humans to chemicals. It doesn't. It involves testing tissues and fluids of volunteers to see how much exposure to chemicals they have in their normal day to day lives. It's a good idea.
Bill on Oct 5, 06  9 Trends   82 Comments 0


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