Lead has been used for thousands of years in different anthropogenic activities thanks to its
unique properties that allow for many applications such as the manufacturing of drinking …

Background: Reduced fetal growth increases the risk for adverse health outcomes. Growing
evidence suggests that metal exposures contribute to reduced fetal growth, but little is …

Abstract In 2015, the Rockefeller Foundation-Lancet Commission launched a report
introducing a novel approach called Planetary Health and proposed a concept, a strategy …

Lead adulteration of spices, primarily via Pb chromate compounds, has been documented
globally as a growing public health concern. Currently, Pb detection in spices relies primarily …

Pb isotope ratios are used for apportioning the sources of Pb in the blood of children (ages 1–
6) screened for high blood Pb levels (> 5 μg/dL) surrounding urban areas of Kansas City …

Objectives. To detail baseline drinking water sample lead concentrations and features of US
state-level programs and policies to test school drinking water for lead in 7 states' operating …

Background Lead exposure remains highly prevalent worldwide despite decades of
research highlighting its link to numerous adverse health outcomes. In addition to well …

WHO guideline for clinical management of exposure to lead | Geneva; World Health
Organization; 2021. | WHOLIS loading Conteúdo principal 1 Busca 2 Rodapé 3 +A A -A Alto …

Background: The state of New York expects to receive $115 million in 2022 alone from the
US Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act to support the replacement of lead water service …

Background Exposure to low-dose toxic metals in the environment is ubiquitous. Several
murine studies have shown metals induce anxiety-like behaviors, and mechanistic research …