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Study Reveals Chlorinated Water Linked to Increased Cancer Risk

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  • Chlorination in drinking water linked to cancer risk
  • Trihalomethane byproducts from chlorine disinfection implicated
  • Current regulatory limits may not adequately protect against cancer
  • Increased cancer risks observed at low THM levels
  • Call for further high-quality studies to address the issue
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