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roisonmg in japan by Censyu Umeda The most serious PCS catastrophe the world has known took place abo it four years ago in Japan, where thousands of pi rsons are said to have dis played symptoms characteristic of PCB intoxica tion.

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huge 50 May 17, 1976 FOOD CHEMICAL NEWS FDA DEFENDS ON PCB-DELAY CHARGES, ASKS EPA FOR DATA While defending itself against charges of "endless studies" on polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), the Food and Drug Administration is investigating another report of PCB contamination of food in Bloomington, Ind. , and has asked the Environmental Protection Agency to look into the possibility of other cases.

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