3M chemicals found in residents’ blood

(MN) Minneapolis Star Tribune – Toxic compounds have lingered and accumulated in the blood of east-metro residents who drank water tainted with 3M chemicals, a new state study shows.

State health officials said it’s unclear what the long-term health effects of those substances might be because studies have been limited and difficult to interpret. More

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3M chemicals found in residents’ blood

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