Fume incidents on airplanes raise health concerns
One doctor who has treated flight crew members following fume exposure said, " "The most common problems I see are general nervous system problems."
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One doctor who has treated flight crew members following fume exposure said, " "The most common problems I see are general nervous system problems."
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