Autism, possible link with lithium in drinking water
Can lithium in drinking water affect autism risk? Danish research uncovers a possible connection.
Read moreCan lithium in drinking water affect autism risk? Danish research uncovers a possible connection.
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Read moreProfessor Michael Ristow and his Japanese colleagues from the Universities of Oita and Hiroshima have shown in two different tests that even low concentrations of Lithium lead to a considerable increase in ...
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