Quantification of organolead compounds in environmental water is an essential task
considering much higher toxicity and bioavailability of organolead species than inorganic …

Cardiovascular diseases (CVD) are main public health concerns highly prevalent in
industrialized societies where human health is threatened by a series of environmental …

Background Recent reports of lead poisoning suggest that people who use opium may be
exposed to high amounts of lead. Here, we investigate the association between opium use …

To assess the application of a receptor model on the identification of urban road dust
pollution and associated human health risks by six heavy metal (loid) s (ie, As, Cr, Cu, Ni …

Abstract Occupational Lead (Pb) exposure increases reactive oxygen species and has been
reported to impact inflammatory response by modulating intracellular signaling pathways …

Plumbism refers to the clinical features of lead toxicity, a condition which has been identified
and then forgotten in a depressingly cyclical fashion since ancient times. For the past 6000 …

Low hemoglobin (Hb) level or anemia is associated with osteoporosis and bone fracture.
Cadmium (Cd) and lead (Pb) exposure are also risk factors of osteoporosis and anemia …

Lead oxide nanoparticles (PbONPs), upon their entry into the lungs via inhalation, induce
structural changes in primary and secondary target organs. The fate and ultrastructural …

In this study, the effect of diosmin against the adverse effects of lead exposure in rats was
investigated. Wistar Albino race 40 male rats weighing 150–200 g 2–3 months were used. A …

The first 1000 days begins with pregnancy and ends at the child's second birthday. Nutrition
throughout the life course, and especially during the first 1000 days, supports maternal …