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āScience and Scientists Are Now Under Attackā
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CEI seems to have no compunction about eliminating efforts designed to protect health, even when theyāre aimed at babies, such as the governmentās efforts to restrict dangerous chemicals called phthalates from kidsā products
Independent scientists may come up with different results than industry-funded ones for a variety of reasons, including how a study is designed or carried out
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