why did it leave essure?r the company said it would not sell it in europe anymore so women here should not be fitted with it anymore. the company had said that at the end of this year it will stop selling it in the us as well but importantly, it says this is nothing to do with safety and says it is down to a lack of demand. and it is notjust this implant causing problems. you know that on this programme alone we have investigated many devices, regina mesh, hernia mesh, hip implants, and found problems with all of them and now this team ofjournalists have dug deeper into the devices industry and found problems with some pacemakers, spinal rods, breast implants. when you look at all of these, the same issues are cropping up these, the same issues are cropping up again and again will stop it looks as if there are wider problems within the industry, the same sort of things we see, devices not being tested properly, doctors not being told about the risks when they are given to patients and this means that patients

. >> well, a lot of essure, indeed. lot of it coming from students we met here yesterday morning and h withinrs of making that demand it became official. now you might recall chairman jim brady making the announcement earlier this week about theindings of the nd indet report. the board recommending that he be reinstated. late wednesday, university president wallace low fired durkin going against the recommendations. that got a lot of applause. here in college park especially and beyond as well, but in a statement, chairman brady h acknowledg departure reading in part here from that statement that in recent have become the public face of both the board and it's ycisions. in estimation, my continued presence on the board will inhibit it's ability to move maryland's higher education agenda forward and i have no inngrest as servi as a distraction from that important work. now back live we're told that resignation will be effective immediately. brady joined the board back i 2015. live in college park, i'm justin finch, news>

. >> 24 hours later after intense essure, presidentloh announced the school was parting ways durkin, buying out hisnt ct. on thursday, after intense criticism from students, ay plers, and politicians, board chair jam brady announced he was stepping down. >> tracee wilkins is in college park. what a crazy week! >> reporter: it has been. it was just yesterday that students protested and marcheds through t campus, ending here at the administration building, sending a msage to president loh and the rest of the state about the future of their tiversity. rinow, there are two things in question. president loh's future and the future of this university. the accreditation isn the line when the umdooall player suffered a heat stroke and died two weeks later. the commission requested a o revithe governance. it is coming later this month. another hit against the university and its reputation.st erday, james brady, the chair for the board that versees all maryland universities, resigned. earlier this week he announced his board support for the former coach dj durkin while presumably forcing dr. w

essure, indeed. it's almost 24 hours agatha student leaders told us they we demanding that chairman brady follow d.j. durkin out of the door and by days end on thursday, they saw dhatand was met. on tuesday of this week we saw raairman join wallace to announce the unpacking of the independent review ofra the pr and death of jordan mcnair. the recommendations of the report were going to be followed controversially reinstatin d.j. durkin as head coach of the football team. that immediately alarmed students andll the way up to e governorhimself. calls grew for him to be removed and then wednesday university president loh did just that saying it was best for all. then thursday chairman brady ve ed that he would also be next leaving the university system. in a statement outgoing he writes this, i recent days i have become the public face of the board and it's decisions. in my estimation, my continued presence on the board will inhibit it's ability to move maryland's higher education agenda forward, and i