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Kinter Lecture – "In the Poisoner's Cupboard: A History of Arsenic in Human Health (and Homicide)

A Pulitzer-prize winning journalist and best-selling author, Deborah Blum is a professor of science journalism at the University of Wisconsin. Her articles and books explore the intersection between science and society, focusing on subjects ranging from animal research to forensic toxicology. The Poisoner's Handbook, Blum's book about Jazz-Age New York, murder, and the birth of forensic science, was recently made into a PBS film. According to The New York Times, "The Poisoner’s Handbook is an inventive history that, like arsenic mixed into blackberry pie, goes down with ease." The Kinter lecture is named in memory of Dr. William B. Kinter, who conducted breakthrough research at the MDI Biological Laboratory on the effects of toxic compounds in the environment, including DDT and crude oil. Nature's One is sponsoring a reception to follow the lecture. www.mdibl.org