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Household Chemicals Can Lower a Child’s IQ: What You Can Do

HealthlineJanuary 13, 2020News

Your baby’s car seat, your upholstered furniture, your household electronics, and even some of the foods you eat could harbor toxic chemicals dangerous to children.

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Household Chemicals Can Lower a Child’s IQ: What You Can Do