toxic effects

What are the Long-term Consequences?

Long-term exposure to toxic agents can lead to chronic diseases such as:
Cancer: Persistent cellular damage can lead to mutations and uncontrolled cell growth.
Organ failure: Chronic damage can impair the function of vital organs.
Autoimmune diseases: Persistent inflammation can trigger immune system dysfunction.

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