Fish smoking in coastal Ghana linked to high pollutant expos

Fish smoking in coastal Ghana linked to high pollutant exposures, elevated health burden

Fish being smoked in the coastal Ghanaian city of Elmina. The fish are loaded onto wood-framed metal screens that are then stacked atop rudimentary

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