This cross-sectional study was carried out in some selected arsenic contaminated rural areas of Bangladesh to determine any clinical changes in oral cavity, among the arsenic exposed population through drinking water. Total 600 respondents (200 arsenicosis patients, 200 non-patients but having the history of taking arsenic contaminated water and another 200 arsenic non-exposed). 75.5 % of arsenicosis patients had swelled vallate papillae whereas only 44.5 % and 8.5 % in case of arsenic exposure and non-exposure subjects respectively. The differences were found statistically significant (p<0.001). This study suggests that there is a tendency of developing swelled vallate papillae among the arsenic exposed population
Saliva is a biological fluid that has not been used extensively as a biomonitoring tool in epidemiol...
Millions of persons around the world are exposed to low doses of arsenic through drinking water. How...
Adverse human health effects ranging from skin lesions to internal cancers as well as widespread soc...
Objective—To evaluate the relationship between arsenic exposure and oral cavity lesions among an ars...
To assess the health effects of arsenic poisoning and to determine the relationship among duration a...
The present study examined the associations between drinking water and urinary arsenic levels and sk...
STUDY OBJECTIVE: To assess prevalence of arsenic exposure through drinking water and skin lesions, a...
investigate arsenic-associated skin lesions of keratosis and hyperpigmentation in West Bengal, India...
Background: Chronic arsenicosis is a serious health problem in Bangladesh now due to the intake of a...
This study conducted in Bangladesh reports the relationship of clinical complications with nutrition...
Abstract: This study conducted in Bangladesh reports the relationship of clinical complications with...
Arsenic toxicity has become a burgeoning concern as several millions of people are exposed to this c...
Inorganic arsenic, which is extensively metabolised in humans into even more toxic methylated arseni...
InWest Bengal, India arsenic in ground water has been found to be above the maximum permissible limi...
More than 150 million people throughout the world are exposed to arsenic through either drinking wat...
Saliva is a biological fluid that has not been used extensively as a biomonitoring tool in epidemiol...
Millions of persons around the world are exposed to low doses of arsenic through drinking water. How...
Adverse human health effects ranging from skin lesions to internal cancers as well as widespread soc...
Objective—To evaluate the relationship between arsenic exposure and oral cavity lesions among an ars...
To assess the health effects of arsenic poisoning and to determine the relationship among duration a...
The present study examined the associations between drinking water and urinary arsenic levels and sk...
STUDY OBJECTIVE: To assess prevalence of arsenic exposure through drinking water and skin lesions, a...
investigate arsenic-associated skin lesions of keratosis and hyperpigmentation in West Bengal, India...
Background: Chronic arsenicosis is a serious health problem in Bangladesh now due to the intake of a...
This study conducted in Bangladesh reports the relationship of clinical complications with nutrition...
Abstract: This study conducted in Bangladesh reports the relationship of clinical complications with...
Arsenic toxicity has become a burgeoning concern as several millions of people are exposed to this c...
Inorganic arsenic, which is extensively metabolised in humans into even more toxic methylated arseni...
InWest Bengal, India arsenic in ground water has been found to be above the maximum permissible limi...
More than 150 million people throughout the world are exposed to arsenic through either drinking wat...
Saliva is a biological fluid that has not been used extensively as a biomonitoring tool in epidemiol...
Millions of persons around the world are exposed to low doses of arsenic through drinking water. How...
Adverse human health effects ranging from skin lesions to internal cancers as well as widespread soc...