‘Forever Chemicals,’ Religion, and Family Tragedy in Texas
PFAS do not break down but rather persist indefinitely. It is possible that Dad drank carcinogenic water for most of his life.
Since 1954
PFAS do not break down but rather persist indefinitely. It is possible that Dad drank carcinogenic water for most of his life.
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