… Recently, its status as an essential element has been challenged. The objective of this …
and human health benefits of some essential major and trace elements for prevention of human …

… −1 ) as an estimate of human daily exposure to pathways of trace elements. Based on the
total health risk assessment, the calculated HQ values for trace elements were collected and …

… form an indispensable part of human growth and nutrition. They are … human body. This
systematic review was conducted with the aim to assess the role of trace elements on oral health …

… Trace elements (TEs) may have toxic effects to plants and humans; thus, countries and …
Values of the various factors used in the equations concerning human health risk in this …

… , human health. The study of trace elements in natural waters suggests that concentration
of the above elements are above the safety limit in a majority of samples and are hazardous to …

… present study, these trace element concentrations pose several health risks to regular fish …
an estimated human health risk was based on adults of 60 kg. However, the human health risk …

Some of the earliest writings about toxic trace elements (TTEs) are included in the Chinese
Materia Medica written about 2737 BC by the mythical emperor of China, Shen Nung, who is …

… Cu, Zn, Fe, Mn, Mo, and B are essential to the normal growth of plants, Cu, Zn, Fe, Mn, Mo,
Co and Se are essential to the growth and health of animals and human beings, and Cu, Zn, …

This monograph is based on papers presented at an International Symposium on Trace
Elements and Human Disease held at Wayne State University, Detroit, Michigan, in July 1974. …

… these soils could present human health risk related to trace element exposure. Among the
… similar trace element exposure risk. The percentage of samples presenting trace element …