The U.S. Food and Drug Administration announced that an examination into chemical contaminants in infant formula found “an overwhelming majority of samples had undetectable or very low levels of contaminants, affirming that the U.S. infant formula supply is safe.”
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration announced that an examination into chemical contaminants in infant formula found “an overwhelming majority of samples had undetectable or very low levels of contaminants, affirming that the U.S. infant formula supply is safe.”
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration announced that an examination into chemical contaminants in infant formula found “an overwhelming majority of samples had undetectable or very low levels of contaminants, affirming that the U.S. infant formula supply is safe.”
A Mid-South mayor is sharing a message that could save lives after a diagnosis he said he never saw coming.
The US Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) broad ban on most industrial and commercial uses of dichloromethane (DCM) that has just come into force means more work and expense for many university chemistry departments.
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee marked the close of his final legislative session, which includes the successful passage of his $58.3 billion budget focused on strategic investments to strengthen Tennessee’s future.
Recognizing the unprecedented surge in artificial intelligence infrastructure and investment across the Mid-South, the University of Arkansas, the University of Memphis, the University of Mississippi and the University of Tennessee Health Science Center today announced the formation of the Mid-South AI Research Consortium.
Back in 2024, City Silo owner Scott Tashie was key in bringing the Little Rock-based brewery Flyway Brewing to Memphis.
