… of human health to certain trace elements, should not be considered complete; new
functions as well as new health prob lems are now being attributed to several trace elements. …

… elements (such as Be), generally considered unlikely to occur, can instead reach surprisingly
high levels in drinking water, and also how packaging can release some trace elements to …

… To the best of our knowledge, no comprehensive study on trace elements in drinking
water and their implications on human health in Shenzhen have been conducted thus far. …

… about impacts of the pollutants on human health. In order to fill the gap, the present study
was designed to assess the health risks associated with the trace elements in the study area. …

… A short discussion on the role of newer trace elements has been included, … elements in
human health and disease. Although magnesium is usually not considered to be a trace element, …

… Here, we investigated the concentrations of 19 trace elements … Water quality, human health
risk, and probabilistic health risk … The distributions of the trace element concentrations differed …

… trace elements: iodine as the element most closely linked to the geochemical environment,
and zinc, as the most protean of human trace element … i 976 Trace elements in human health …

… Cobalt is essential for human health since it is a part of vitamin B 12 . Due to its ability to
stimulate red blood cells, cobalt is also used in the treatment of anemia in pregnant women. …

… Most of the trace elements of environmental and human/animal health significance are
metals, for example cadmium, chromium, cobalt, copper, gold, lead, manganese, mercury, …

… Health effects of trace elements are being increasingly recognized. For a number of elements,
incidences of trace element deficiencies and excesses in human populations are only just …