Cancer advocate speaks at EPA hearing on cancer-causing ethylene oxide: “This proposal will put more people in hospital beds”

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The Environmental Protection Agency held a public hearing on April 1 on a proposal to weaken regulations on emissions of ethylene oxide, a gas that is primarily used to sterilize medical devices and equipment (The Cancer Letter, March 30, 2026).

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