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EBDC

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EBDCEbank Financial Services, Inc. (stock symbol)
EBDCEthylenebis Dithiocarbamate
EBDCExtrahepatic Bile Duct Carcinoma (cancer)
EBDCErster Bremer Doppelkopf Club (German: Bremer First Double Header Club; game tournament; Bremen, Germany)
EBDCEquilibrium Buoyant Density Gradient Centrifugation (respiratory medicine)
EBDCEthnic Business Development Corporation (UK)


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Sears most recently served as product manager for Topsin[R] M, EBDC fungicides (including Penncozeb[R] Maneb and Ziram), and the copper and sulfur product lines.
In this study we showed that blood ETU is a more reliable biomarker for EBDC exposure than urinary ETU; therefore, the determination of blood ETU should be part of medical surveillance efforts among workers exposed to EBDC to detect occurrences of thyroid gland disorders.
I would like to bring this apparent discrepancy to the attention of' the environmental health community and to sound a cautionary note regarding the possible human carcinogencity of EBDC fungicides, which are used extensively throughout the world.
 
 
 
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