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Ramazzini

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Ra·maz·zi·ni (rämät-tsn), Bernardino 1633-1714.
Italian physician who was a pioneer in the field of occupational medicine. In 1700 he published the first systematic study connecting the environmental hazards of specific professions to disease, such as lead exposure in potters and painters.


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Scientists at the Ramazzini Institute of Oncology in Italy, after nine years of aspartame testing on rats, believe it to be a carcinogen and that it affects the foetus.
Occupational Hazards Since the 17th century, when Italian physician Bernardino Ramazzini pioneered the field of occupational medicine, researchers lnave looked to the workplace for advance warning of new illnesses.
In fact, an extensive study carried out by the Italian European Ramazzini Foundation, showed that aspartame can cause a significant increase in cancers and leukemias in rats at well below the doses allowed by the EU or the US.
 
 
 
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