Neonatal yusho (PCB-contaminated oil poisoning) (medical condition)

A condition that occurs in infants born to mothers exposed to PCB (polychlorinated biphenyl) during pregnancy. The chemical is believed to affect calcium metabolism. In 1968 many cases occurred in Japan following consumption of cooking rice oil contaminated with PCB. See also Fetal PCB syndrome

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