No significant increase in mortality risk among the workers exposed to the chemical perfluorooctanoic acid,the key component of the material Teflon,shows recent studies.
A recent report released, based on the study conducted by epidemiologists of Dupont & Co., shows that there is no significant increase in mortality risk among the workers at DuPont who are exposed to the chemical perfluorooctanoic acid, the key component of the material Teflon.
The study at The Wilmington, Del., science company definitely reveals lower mortality rates than West Virginia and the general US population.Similarly the results showed consistency with the mortality rates collected from research conducted among workers of the other DuPont plants.
Teflon Flu: A Closer Look at Polymer Fume Fever
Polymer fume fever, or "Teflon flu," has surged in 2023 with 267 cases. This illness from overheated nonstick pans causes flu-like symptoms and needs more awareness.
Polymer fume fever, or "Teflon flu," has surged in 2023 with 267 cases. This illness from overheated nonstick pans causes flu-like symptoms and needs more awareness.
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