Debate Over Tampon Safety: Toxic Metal Findings and Expert Critique

Recent study claims presence of toxic metals in tampons, but experts argue the findings are exaggerated and lack relevance.

A University of California, Berkeley study found lead, arsenic, and cadmium in tampons, raising health concerns.
Experts recommend safer alternatives like menstrual cups, reusable pads, and period underwear.
Critics argue the study's methodology is flawed and the detected metal levels are not harmful.
The FDA is reviewing the study to determine its implications for consumer safety.
The debate highlights the need for accurate scientific communication and responsible reporting.