The Arsenic Fashion That Killed Victorians
The Arsenic Fashion That Killed Victorians
A deadly shade of arsenic green silently poisoned consumers around the world.

When it became a trend during the 19th century, the death toll rose along with its popularity in clothing, furniture and interior design. A senior physician and renowned chemist team up to solve the growing crisis and medical mystery. 

Read further in "Dressed to Kill: The Toxic Allure of Arsenic in Victorian Paints and Dyes"

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