Opinion | When women’s health takes a backseat, our needs are compromised ...Middle East

Many women around the world have been unknowingly giving themselves a dose of toxic metals each and every month. Yes, you read that correctly. You’ve likely heard of the infamous University of California Berkeley tampon study, which released its results in July. The trace metals found in tampons, including lead and arsenic, could pose serious health risks over long-term exposure. While the FDA currently insists that these are generally safe, the possible risks warranted the attention of many women. This historic study is said to be the first of its kind, or at least the first one that has been made public. “The average amount of Pb [lead] we found in a tampon is about 25% of the lead found i

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