High PFAS Levels Hit Northwest Georgia Residents
Residents in northwest Georgia towns like Rome and Calhoun are facing alarming health concerns after a new Emory University study revealed elevated levels of PFAS, known as forever chemicals, in their blood. Preliminary results show that some participants have PFAS concentrations higher than 95 percent of the US population, sparking fears of long term risks from water and soil contamination. Study Reveals Shocking PFAS Exposure Emory University researchers collected blood…










