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Common chemicals in household items linked to 350K deaths | Morning in America
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2:19Now PlayingPhthalates is a family of synthetic chemicals commonly found in plastics in household items. A new study by New York University researchers attributed 350,000 deaths to chemical exposure. "It ain't vaccines. It's this stuff," said board-certified neurophysiologist Dr. Tom Pitts on "Morning in America with Hena Doba."
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