Health & Medicine
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Researchers Test Old Toys, Reveals 84% Were Toxic That Can Affect Growth and Development of Children
When researchers evaluated a huge number of old plastic toys and dress-up items, they discovered that 84% of the products had chemicals that can affect children's growth and development and reproductive capacity.
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