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Science News, April 26, 2003 by Marian K. Stanley
Phthalates ("Proof of Burden," SN: 2/22/03, p. 120) have been subject to significant regulatory scrutiny by governmental agencies. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention data show exposure levels well within the safety levels established by federal regulators. Further, a growing body of evidence indicates that studies using rodents may not be relevant to humans.
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