Note: The following information is provided as factual background for general areas of discussion on environmental issues as they relate to First Nations in Canada. It is not intended to be

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Date: 2011-06-01 14:51:52 Chemical elements Toxicology Endocrine disruptors Post-transition metals Occupational safety and health Cadmium Toxic metal Cadmium poisoning Lead Chemistry Matter Medicine		Note: The following information is provided as factual background for general areas of discussion on environmental issues as they relate to First Nations in Canada. It is not intended to be Add to Reading List Source URL: www.afn.ca Download Document from Source Website File Size: 165,91 KB Share Document on Facebook

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