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I agree that the likelihood of an individual suffering is probably very low. But that also means that it will be very difficult to attribute an illness to thi
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I agree that the likelihood of an individual suffering is probably very low. But that also means that it will be very difficult to attribute an illness to this. Cancer and kidney disease are common after all. Just because you can't measure something it doesn't mean that it doesn't exist. Public policy has to accept this uncertainty.