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A study from Columbia University found that many tampon brands tested positive for traces of arsenic and lead
Manage episode 430430624 series 2435012
A recent study by a team of American researchers found traces of arsenic and lead in many tampon brands. Since the invention of tampons in 1931, this is the first study to test for metals in the menstrual products. Many people are wondering what kinds of health risks they could cause - and whether they should stop using them. Jennie Shearston of Columbia University is the lead author of the study, and she spoke with the CBC’s Amy Feehan.
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Manage episode 430430624 series 2435012
A recent study by a team of American researchers found traces of arsenic and lead in many tampon brands. Since the invention of tampons in 1931, this is the first study to test for metals in the menstrual products. Many people are wondering what kinds of health risks they could cause - and whether they should stop using them. Jennie Shearston of Columbia University is the lead author of the study, and she spoke with the CBC’s Amy Feehan.
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