A recent study linked water chlorination to increased cancer risks, despite its success in reducing waterborne diseases. Researchers identified trihalomethane byproducts, found in US and EU water systems, as potential carcinogens. They suggest exploring safer alternatives such as UV treatment or advanced filtration systems. A recent study linked water chlorination to increased cancer risks, despite its success in reducing waterborne diseases. Researchers identified trihalomethane byproducts, found in US and EU water systems, as potential carcinogens. They suggest exploring safer alternatives such as UV treatment or advanced filtration systems. Health and Fitness, Health Tips, Exercises & Workout Tips, Diet & Wellness | Times of India Lifestyle
