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Scientists say something in the air could be quietly damaging your brain

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In the 1980s, an egg sizzling in a frying pan warned us what our brains looked like on drugs. Today, researchers are just starting to uncover what our brains look like on plastics…

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Scientists say something in the air could be quietly damaging your brain

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