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The Porous Extraction Paddle: A Non-Targeted Sampling Device to Detect Contaminants in Urine

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A new tool and accompanying method provides an easy way to extract substances from urine, even where resources are limited. The non-targeted technique, developed by researchers at the Northeastern University Superfund Research Program, can reveal large numbers of exposures to substances foreign to the body, called xenobiotics, from a sample of urine.

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