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Charmak disease is caused from exposure to pyrrolizidine alkaloids found in `charmak’, a poisonous weed believed to be growing mostly in grain fields, and which often finds its way into locally produced wheat flour
Khaled Nahiz/IRIN

  • Charmak disease is caused from exposure to pyrrolizidine alkaloids found in `charmak’, a poisonous weed believed to be growing mostly in grain fields, and which often finds its way into locally produced wheat flour

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  • Credits Khaled Nahiz/IRIN
  • Themes Health

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