The role of trace elements In human health Is not well understood. Lead Is generally regarded as a toxlc trace element with no beneficial effects. However, the adverse effects of lead resulting from environmental and occupational exposure have been the subject of extensive research. There Is still controversy over whether lead from petrol Is the maln source of lead for most people. There have been a number of reports of lead contamlnatlon of food, air and water, however there Is some question about the accuracy of the reported data and hence the concluslons drawn. Although certaln aspects of lead toxlclty are reasonably well understood there Is stlll uncertalnty about the maximum acceptable safe level and also about the wlde varlety of fact...
© Freund Publishing HouseExposure to metals, particularly lead, remains a widespread issue that is a...
Conservation medicine examines the linkages among the health of people, animals and the environment....
<p/>This study deals with the relationship between environmental lead and blood lead in childr...
Heavy metal toxicity over the years has been proven to be a source of diverse health risks. Thou the...
Lead is a health hazard for all humans. Especially children under the age of six are most at risk fo...
Lead, which is widely used in industry, is a common element found in low concentrations in the Earth...
Lead is one of the oldest known and most widely studied occupational and environmental poison. Despi...
Environmental and occupational exposure to a large number of chemicals occurs at various stages thro...
Inorganic lead is the most extensively studied environmental toxin. Today's humans have in the order...
This Monograph re-evaluates the potential carcinogenic hazards to humans from exposure to inorganic ...
HE HEALTH effects of lead are well known andit is now recognised that there are a number ofenvironme...
Lead is a dangerous element that exists naturally in the Earth's crust. Any kind of lead causes a de...
Lead, which is widely used in industry, is a common element found in low concentrations in the Earth...
Since the dawn of human civilization, lead has been aubiquitous environmental pollutant.1 In 370 BC,...
In this study, the contamination of urethane track samples with lead (Pb) was investigated, and the ...
© Freund Publishing HouseExposure to metals, particularly lead, remains a widespread issue that is a...
Conservation medicine examines the linkages among the health of people, animals and the environment....
<p/>This study deals with the relationship between environmental lead and blood lead in childr...
Heavy metal toxicity over the years has been proven to be a source of diverse health risks. Thou the...
Lead is a health hazard for all humans. Especially children under the age of six are most at risk fo...
Lead, which is widely used in industry, is a common element found in low concentrations in the Earth...
Lead is one of the oldest known and most widely studied occupational and environmental poison. Despi...
Environmental and occupational exposure to a large number of chemicals occurs at various stages thro...
Inorganic lead is the most extensively studied environmental toxin. Today's humans have in the order...
This Monograph re-evaluates the potential carcinogenic hazards to humans from exposure to inorganic ...
HE HEALTH effects of lead are well known andit is now recognised that there are a number ofenvironme...
Lead is a dangerous element that exists naturally in the Earth's crust. Any kind of lead causes a de...
Lead, which is widely used in industry, is a common element found in low concentrations in the Earth...
Since the dawn of human civilization, lead has been aubiquitous environmental pollutant.1 In 370 BC,...
In this study, the contamination of urethane track samples with lead (Pb) was investigated, and the ...
© Freund Publishing HouseExposure to metals, particularly lead, remains a widespread issue that is a...
Conservation medicine examines the linkages among the health of people, animals and the environment....
<p/>This study deals with the relationship between environmental lead and blood lead in childr...