angina

Which Toxins Are Known to Induce Angina?

Several toxins are known to induce angina, including but not limited to:
Carbon monoxide (CO)
Heavy metals like lead and mercury
Organophosphates and other pesticides
Cocaine and other stimulants
Air pollutants like particulate matter and nitrogen dioxide

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