Missouri Creek Contamination May Raise Cancer Risks: Report

Tribune Broadcasting 2018-06-21

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A federal report says people who lived near or played in a contaminated St. Louis-area creek from the 1960s to the 1990s may have increased risk of developing cancer.
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