On the recordSeptember 28, 2009
Despite what some allege, children are not always at greater risk from carcinogenic compounds than adults.
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congress.govDespite what some allege, children are not always at greater risk from carcinogenic compounds than adults.
Inhofe argues against the notion that children are always more vulnerable to carcinogens.
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