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Can Viral Infections Lead to Increased Susceptibility to Toxicants?

Yes, viral infections can compromise the immune system, making individuals more susceptible to environmental toxicants. For example, respiratory viruses can impair lung function, increasing vulnerability to inhaled toxins.

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