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“This perfume makes me sick, but I like it.” Representative survey on health effects associated with fragrances

Medicine and Health

“This perfume makes me sick, but I like it.” Representative survey on health effects associated with fragrances

U. Klaschka

This research conducted by Ursula Klaschka delves into the alarming health effects linked to fragranced consumer products in Germany. With nearly 20% of participants reporting fragrance sensitivity, the study uncovers significant health misconceptions and highlights the urgent need for improved risk communication.

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