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The multitude of toxins and carcinogens, and the multitude of permutations and combinations of the interaction of these input, makes the latter argument virtually impossible to proove.

The cumulative effect is real.

The interaction effect is real.

The multitude of carcinogen inputs in our consumer products, that invade our home environment and thus accumulate in our bodies, have increased cancer rates.

Elected politicians, Health Canada, the medical profession and the Canadian Cancer Society must refute the justifications by industry stakeholders.

Health Canada, the medical profession, and the CSC must end its corrupting dependency on special interest soft-money financial contributions.

Real changes must occur: Consumers have the basic right-to-know, through explicit labeling, of known chemicals in consumer products.

Patients have the basic right-to-be-informed by their health care professionals of the carcinogenic risks of prescription drugs.

Provincial and local governments must utilize public databases to inform local citizens about carcinogenic hazards posed by chemical industries in their communities.

Do the right thing: Eliminate the use of toxic chemicals.

Make industry accountable for chemicals it produces.

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