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Outdoor cremations were banned in 1930, mainly because of fears that dental fillings containing mercury would release dangerous emissions into the atmosphere.
ECONOMIST: Cremation: Up in flames | The
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The prosecution said she put mercury amalgam - a substance used in dental fillings - into a cup of coffee she made for Ms Knowles, but the defendant claimed she was set up by her co-workers.
BBC: 'Mercury coffee' case accused to face retrial
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Promotions for chelation are combined with warnings about lead-contaminated toys and mercury in coal-plant emissions, fish and dental fillings.
FORBES: Health
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The government says mercury is not a health risk, although it does advise against dental treatment in pregnant women.
BBC: Dentist