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A few of the news items in this issue…
- Inaugural Claudia Holzman Seminar in Women’s & Reproductive Health
- The FDA and an Assistant Professor
- An Alumni baby
- A retirement
- Water Polo, Curling, Baseball, and much more…
Inaugural Claudia Holzman Seminar in Women’s and Reproductive Health set for October 24
Join us for the inaugural Claudia Holzman Seminar in Women’s and Reproductive Health
The FDA is taking action based on results from a study co-authored by Dr. Kristen Upson at MSU which found metals in tampons.
In that study, tampons were laboratory tested for 16 metals, and 12 metals were found in all tampons tested, including lead, cadmium, and arsenic. The FDA has commissioned an independent literature review and initiated an internal laboratory bench study to evaluate metals in tampons.
The past, present and future work and discoveries of the Department of Epidemiology and Biostatisics
As part of the College of Human Medicine's 60th Anniversary Drs. Nigel Paneth, Dawn Misra, Zhehui Luo and graduate student Matt Myers discuss the past, present, future work and discoveries of the department.