Chemical Found To Cause Cancer In Test On Rats
ATLANTIC CITY NJ AP Safrole a chemical long used to flavor beverages and foods was described as a mild to weak cancer causing agent in rats. FDA banned safrole from dietary items last December many bottlers had discontinued use. In a two year test 5000 ppm safrole caused 14 malignant and 5 benign liver tumors in rats. Researchers said safrole is a low grade cancer causing agent in rat livers.
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Federation of American Societies For Experimental Biology
Food and Drug Administration
Eleanor L. Long
Walter H. Hansen
Arthur A. Nelson
Freddy Homburger
Bio-Research Institute of
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UN Congo force to rise to twenty five thousand
The U.N. army in the Congo will total 18,944 by May and reach 25,000 by late May or early June, said UN controller Brice Turner. The force now numbers 6,689, with India sending 3,792 more but withdraws 1,537 by end of April.
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Congo
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