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German university says no danger to people in auto industry-funded tests

"The concentration of nitrogen oxide had been very low, not to harm the people being tested," Thomas Kraus, chairman of the institute for work, social and environmental medicine at the Aachen university clinic, said Friday. "We used very sensitive devices to detect possible respiratory reactions." (REUTERS)
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February 02, 2018 05:00 AM

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