In today's episode we're exploring a groundbreaking study that reveals how a single exposure to a common agricultural fungicide can impact health for twenty generations.

We look at vinclozolin, a chemical once used on fruits and vegetables, and how it creates "epimutations" that worsen over time rather than fading away.

From kidney disease to severe birth complications, the research shows these inherited risks accumulate, effectively echoing through centuries in human terms.

We'll discuss why this challenges current safety regulations and what it means for our understanding of chronic disease,.

References:

• One exposure. Twenty generations later, the damage is still unfolding
• Stability of epigenetic transgenerational inheritance of adult-onset disease and parturition abnormalities

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