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An NIH study found that women with the highest blood levels of PFOA and PFOS had higher rates of estrogen receptor-negative breast cancer than women with the lowest levels: 67% and 93% higher, respectively. The study, based on blood samples from 1,609 women who later developed breast cancer and 2,269 comparison participants, found no clear association between the chemicals and breast cancer overall. Researchers cautioned that the findings show an association, not that the chemicals cause cancer.
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