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REPORT OF A NEW CHEMICAL HAZARD A Swedish research worker has expressed concern over the increased amounts of polychlorinated biphenyl (PCB) entering the air, presumably from industrial smoke and rubbish-dump amoke, and being absorbed by water and taken up by fish and later humans.

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