Activated Carbon Reduces the Effects of TCDD on the Immune System and Gut Microbiome in a Mammalian Model

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Breakthroughs from the Michigan State University Superfund Research Program (MSU SRP) Center provide new evidence that activated carbon may be used to reduce health risks resulting from dioxin contamination.

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