PFAS-laced water caused infertility, premature births and low birthweight in Oakdale, study says

By gohoSeptember 10, 2020September 11th, 2020PFAS in the news

Oakdale residents who drank water polluted with toxic “forever chemicals” experienced elevated rates of infertility, premature births and low birthweight babies due to the contaminants, according to a multiyear review of health records. Read more…

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PFAS-laced water caused infertility, premature births and low birthweight in Oakdale, study says

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