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Mr Fluffy homes leave men with higher risk of cancer, says ANU study

September 15, 2024

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A Mr Fluffy site. Loose-fill asbestos was installed into the roof spaces of more than 1000 homes in the ACT. Photo: ACT Government.

Living in a Mr Fluffy house for a period of time can increase the cancer risk for the occupants, particularly for men, a new study from the Australian National…

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