CARD hosts scientific group, public science event
Ten interactive science stations were part of the Center for Asbestos Related Disease's two-day event last week in Libby. The Scientific Advisory Group gathered more than 20 out of town researchers and clinicians to discuss the latest scientific advancements related to asbestos exposure and its health impacts. (Courtesy photo)
The Center for Asbestos Related Disease (CARD) hosted a two-day series of events last week that brought together national scientific experts and engaged the local community in learning about science, health and the environment.
Thursday, CARD held an in-person meeting of its Scientific Advisory Group (SAG), gathering over 20 out of town researchers and clinicians to discuss the latest scientific advancements related to asbestos exposure and its health impacts. Attendees included experts from Idaho State University, University of Montana, Montana State University, Cincinnati Children’s, Mount Sinai and Northwell Health.
The meeting provided a valuable opportunity to share updates on ongoing research, explore collaborative efforts and continue working toward improved health outcomes for those impacted by asbestos exposure.
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