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exposure and deficits in learning and memory. 39,45. Most of these studies found that the effects are associated with exposure in the womb resulting from the mother having eaten food contaminated with PCBs, 46-51. although some studies have reported relationships between adverse effects and PCB exposure during infancy and childhood. 45,51-53
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