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Residents in San Joaquin Valley breathe chemical pesticides, according to new study.
Backpacks equipped with special sensors identified chemical compounds and exposure in adults and children.
Chlorpyrifos, a pesticide in use since the 1960s that has been linked to neurologic damage in children.
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