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>Pesticide investigators used to talk about acute and chronic effects,
then we began hearing more about sublethal  effects,
But in Galveston, we heard for the first time about subtle  effects, 
and now, undetectable effects?
 
Hi Jerry,

I'm sure you read more studies that I do, and I take your word on the above without reservation.

With that said, I'm not sure who is talking about "undetectable effects", I believe the issue is "detectable effects of undetectable levels of pesticides".

deknow

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