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Licensed pesticide applicators: If you sprayed atrazine-containing products for years and were later diagnosed with cancer, your exposure records could be the key to your case. Atrazine has been classified as a probable carcinogen. Studies of applicators show elevated risks for Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma, kidney cancer, and aggressive prostate cancer — especially among those with the highest cumulative exposure. Your state licensing records, application logs, and purchase history document your exposure better than almost any other occupation. See if you qualify for compensation. Free, confidential case review.
Licensed applicator?
For licensed commercial pesticide applicators, state-certified herbicide sprayers, and professional crop protection specialists who applied atrazine products over multiple seasons and were later diagnosed with Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma, kidney cancer, or aggressive prostate cancer
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