Medical Minute: Hand Sanitizer Warning

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Tuesday, July 28th 2020, 4:38 pm

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Medical Minute: Hand Sanitizer Warning

Medical Minute: Hand Sanitizer Warning

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The FDA has a new warning out about a toxic chemical found in more than 75 brands of hand sanitizers.

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Daily Dose: Inflammatory Disorder

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News 9 The older American population are susceptible to an inflammatory disorder, causing a lot of pain.

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