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pollution defiling or making impure, especially contamination by noxious substances. See also environmental pollution. anesthetic pollution escape of inhalant anesthetic agents into the surgery environment has been linked to cases of spontaneous abortion, birth defects, cancer, liver disease, loss of cognitive and motor skills and drug dependence in operating room personnel. See also anesthetic scavenging. |
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Such complacency, Morris argues, could mean trouble down the road, as the water supply is threatened by ever-evolving microbes, bioterrorism, and environmental toxins. Low levels of common environmental toxins may pose a more significant concern for human health than is generally recognized, according to "Human Health Risks from Low-Level Environmental Exposures: No Apparent Safety Thresholds," an article that appeared in the December 2005 issue of PLoS Medicine (Volume 2, Number 12, page e350). In: Seafood and Environmental Toxins (Hui, Kits, Stanfield, eds). |
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