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Non-Scientists Report on Biomonitoring
By Allan Coukell

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BOSTON, Mass. - December 12, 2006 - An unusual group of Boston residents is calling for more monitoring of the chemicals in our bodies.

Their report, released yesterday, is an attempt to dig through the entrenched positions of environmentalists, scientists and the chemical industry -- and give a voice directly to lay people.

WBUR's Health and Science reporter Allan Coukell explains.



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