Concerned doctors, writing in an Oct. 5 editorial in the Canadian Medical Association Journal, called for a perfume and aftershave ban in hospitals. They argued that these artificial scents may lead to "unintended harm" to vulnerable populations, particularly those with asthma or skin sensitivities.
Concerned doctors, writing in an Oct. 5 editorial in the Canadian Medical Association Journal, called for a perfume and aftershave ban in hospitals. They argued that these artificial scents may lead to "unintended harm" to vulnerable populations, particularly those with asthma or skin sensitivities.
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