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Describes two infants’ cancers and deaths following their mothers’ repeated workplace metal-detector exposure during pregnancy.

  • Cancer & tumors: “My daughter was born with cancer. She was the first case in Puerto Rico. She was born on t”
  • Reproduction & pregnancy: “pdosarcoma. During the first months of pregnancy I was working with a metal detector and had to walk through”
  • Children & vulnerable groups: “n in that building and we both lost our babies.”
  • Occupational exposure: “ing the first months of pregnancy I was working with a metal detector and had to walk through it every day. My daughter lived fo”

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My daughter was born with cancer. She was the first case in Puerto Rico. She was born on the day of my birthday without previous sings and it was one of the most aggressive cases. The name of the cancer was Rapdosarcoma. During the first months of pregnancy I was working with a metal detector and had to walk through it every day. My daughter lived for 7 months. I also had a coworker who was pregnant as well, with just one month of difference between the pregnancies. She had to go through the metal detector every day as well. A few months after she had her son, it resulted that he also developed cancer and ended up dying like my daughter. We were the only two pregnant women in that building and we both lost our babies.
Cancer & tumorsReproduction & pregnancyChildren & vulnerable groupsOccupational exposure
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