Firefighting chemicals leave brain cancer-linked mutations, study shows
Firefighters show higher rates of glioma-linked SBS42 mutational signatures associated with haloalkane exposure, suggesting occupational risk. The study highlights a clear link between firefighting, chemical exposure, and brain cancer mutations.
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Sigmally is a wild world where no one is going to play fair. It’s either you or them. It’s simple: you appear small, don’t bother anyone, and calmly gather mass. But as soon as you grow even a little, you’re already in the game. Now you’ve been noticed, now you’re being hunted.