Not All In-Home Drinking Water Filters Completely Remove Toxic PFAS
A new study from the Stapleton lab finds that—while using any filter is better than using none—many household filters are only partially effective at removing toxic PFAS chemicals from drinking water. A few, if not properly maintained, can even make the situation worse.
October is promising to be a great month for blog reading here at the Duke SRC! At the Duke Superfund Research Center […]
The NC Cancer Research Advisory Panel, Heather Stapleton is a member, published a report on how to address potential cancer clusters in […]
By Eileen Thorsos In my hotel room in Atlanta, the tag under the desk chair told me that my chair met California’s […]
June 13, 2022 DURHAM, N.C. – The Community Engagement Core of the Duke University Superfund Research Center and Oakland University released a […]
