investigation by InvestigateWest has found that although OSHA does not regulate exposure to chemotherapy toxins in the workplace, multiple studies are linking long-term chemo exposure to certain cancers, reports the Seattle Times. InvestigateWest says over time, accidental spills and sprays can have a hazardous effect." />
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