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Fragrance is everywhere / Hypothesis

Immigrant women in the US most often work as house cleaners and make up 71% of manicurists; an expert job-exposure tool rates both jobs as probably exposed to fragrance chemicals, and house cleaning also to cleaning-product ingredients such as alkylphenols and antimicrobials.

Weak evidence: Exposure ratings from job descriptions (WORC), not measurements.

Source: Knox 2026, Journal of Exposure Science & Environmental Epidemiology Link to this fact

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