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The American Chemical Society's Environmental Science and Technology journal recently published a study, "A Self-Collection Blood Test for PFASs: Comparing Volumetric Micro-Samplers with a Traditional

Life scientists and data scientists across North Carolina who are interested in precision medicine and environmental health are invited to a free symposium May 8 at the North Carolina Biotechnology Center.

Furniture Industry News: The program helps the industry address consumer concerns about flame-retardant chemicals.

Jay Miller earned his moniker Jay Bird from the hand-painted tie featuring a blue bird that he wore, along with his infamous plaid sports coats

The Duke Superfund Research Center is supported by the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS), and focuses on early, low-dose exposures to environmental contaminants and their

The provost of Duke University conducts regular reviews of all deans, vice provosts, senior staff, and faculty who have major administrative positions reporting to the provost. Provost Sally

British Gas Homecare romped to an easy victory in our Wooden Spoon Awards this year, winning a shameful 20% of the total vote.

British Gas Homecare romped to an easy victory in our Wooden Spoon Awards this year, winning a shameful 20% of the total vote.

We speak to Professor Heather Stapleton and Dr. Nicholas Herkert about their latest research that led to the discovery of high levels of PFAS in anti-fogging sprays.

Wherever you are in the U.S., there’s a good chance you can find harmful PFAS compounds in water near you.