In The Media

"Our findings indicate suggestive associations between predicted prenatal PFAS exposure and certain childhood cancers, including acute myeloid leukemia and Wilms tumors." (Natalie Binczewski)

"Arayasirikul learned last Friday that their $426,660 grant from the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases was terminated. The project studied how race- and gender-based stigma affect HIV risk and participation in HIV prevention initiatives." (Sean Arayasirikul)

"The cancellation will be a significant setback for their career, their trainees, and the people they study...But they were more unsettled by the bigger-picture implications of the Trump administration’s actions." (Sean Arayasirikul)

"Further studies are needed to confirm and better understand these associations, but this research underscores the importance of clean drinking water and continued regulatory efforts to protect public health." (Natalie Binczewski)

"Our findings indicate suggestive associations between predicted prenatal PFAS exposure and certain childhood cancers, including acute myeloid leukemia and Wilms tumors. " (Natalie Binczewski)

"While these outcomes don’t affirm that PFAS publicity immediately causes childhood cancers, they add to a rising physique of proof highlighting potential well being dangers." (Natalie Binczewski)

"While these results do not confirm that PFAS exposure directly causes childhood cancers, they add to a growing body of evidence highlighting potential health risks. Further studies are needed to confirm and better understand these associations, but this research underscores the importance of clean drinking water and continued regulatory efforts to protect public health." (Natalie Binczewski)

"Our findings indicate suggestive associations between predicted prenatal PFAS exposure and certain childhood cancers, including acute myeloid leukemia and Wilms tumors." (Natalie Binczewski)

"To suggest an association between exposure to plastic derivatives or plastics that could be released into the water and cardiovascular diseases, the study population must consider a broader sample in age and ethnicity." (Andrea De Vizcaya-Ruiz)