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Health study enters second phase in EP | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Health study enters second phase in EP | News, Sports, Jobs

EAST PALESTINE —University of Kentucky College of Public Health environmental scientist Dr. Erin Haynes launched the second phase of a health study to track t

East Palestine health study enters second phase | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

East Palestine health study enters second phase | News, Sports, Jobs

EAST PALESTINE — University of Kentucky College of Public Health environmental scientist Dr. Erin Haynes launched the second phase of a health study to track the epidemiological impacts on residents in the wake of February’s train derailment and release of noxious chemicals by distributing wristbands that are designed to monitor air quality to about 80 […]

EP health study enters second phase | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

EP health study enters second phase | News, Sports, Jobs

EAST PALESTINE —University of Kentucky College of Public Health environmental scientist Dr. Erin Haynes launched the second phase of a health study to track t

Self-Collected PFAS Blood Tests Could Help To Detect Hazards Earlier - Vimarsana News

Self-Collected PFAS Blood Tests Could Help To Detect Hazards Earlier

A self-collected finger-prick blood test could make testing for PFAS in blood easier and more accessible, helping to detect related detrimental health conditions earlier.

Self tests could detect dangerous 'forever chemical' levels earlier - Vimarsana News

Self tests could detect dangerous 'forever chemical' levels earlier

Letting people at high risk of PFAS exposure collect their own blood for testing could lead to earlier detection of health problems.