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In this episode:
What can the history of lead exposure teach us about risk, regulation, and MCS?
Aaron Goodman speaks with Bruce Lanphear, MD, PhD, about lead as a model for understanding chemical harm.
Topics include:
- What lead teaches us about body burden and cumulative exposure
- Risk, regulation, and the precautionary principle
- Why listening to affected people matters—and lessons for MCS
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Dr. Bruce Lanphear
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