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You're welcome. Apparently it's watched as a precursor to cancer

Posted By: I've never heard of it either. nm on 2009-01-16
In Reply to: Thanks - I don't think any of us knew this one! - NM

Subject: You're welcome. Apparently it's watched as a precursor to cancer




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Subject: Apparently?

nm
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Subject: I was wrong - apparently the FDA recognizes it...

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