Report for: Perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) exposure promotes proliferation, migration and invasion potential in human breast epithelial cells

@zoeyt227 @JessforDelaware @ChrisCoons DPH hasn't reported cancer clusters for years. CDC shows cancer is the leading cause of death in De https://t.co/epsdQNQ9tD Studies have linked PFOAs to Breast Cancer https://t.co/Nb4reE53FS & that is the largest

@tripsnocturnos @alfonsodsaint @MrReyKing Es que la gente sencilla lee es de ahí, pero ya que tu intelecto es superior (gracias por apuntarmelo) toma https://t.co/uIsTKTc3qU https://t.co/KYgZDBQNKn https://t.co/wSWRE7iuPM pura lectura ligera

National Breast Cancer Awareness month! Very troubling given the cases of Breast cancer I see in my PFAS Contaminating town

@JunkScience Would you like to argue my breast cancer with me, and my pfoa blood level? Here's 3, I have 100s more......... Educate yourself man, it's called Google. Jeez. https://t.co/sKaMPyiXg7 https://t.co/9jEKGHT3ye https://t.co/hKOuiGfLng

RT @Mindi4Congress: Perhaps with large PFAS releases that is why NH has the highest incidence of breast cancer in the country @Lesscancer @…

Perhaps with large PFAS releases that is why NH has the highest incidence of breast cancer in the country @Lesscancer @MainWfJ @gusomphr https://t.co/TGs0cSkzf8

.@Mindi4Congress @pfoaprojectny1 @TomShermanNH @vchoa @CamilleBurnett @jan_carney Perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) exposure promotes proliferation, migration and invasion potential in human breast epithelial cells. #robbbilott https://t.co/hONf2IbX7M

Perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) exposure promotes proliferation, migration and invasion potential in human breast epithelial cells