Published 12/29/2008
by R. Jeffrey Smith
at Wash Post Obama Administration
In early 2001, an epidemiologist at the Occupational Safety and Health Administration sought to publish a special bulletin warning dental technicians that they could be exposed to dangerous beryllium alloys while grinding fillings. Health studies showed that even a single day's exposure at the...
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