Heavy metals pose a significant threat to ecosystems and human health because of their
toxic properties and their ability to bioaccumulate in living organisms. Traditional removal …

Heavy metals such as lead, cadmium, mercury, and arsenic are prevalent in the
environment due to both natural and anthropogenic sources, leading to significant public …

Soil contamination with heavy metals has emerged as a global environmental threat,
compromising agricultural productivity, ecosystem integrity, and human health. Conventional …

Lead (Pb) is widely used in industrial and daily-use consumer products. Early-life exposure
may increase the risk of lead-related heart problems in childhood. However, the effects of …

The rivers are severely contaminated by human activities due to its massive outflow and
industrial effluents. Three economically significant fish species Sperata seenghala, Wallago …

Maternal iron deficiency (ID) and environmental lead (Pb) exposure are co-occurring insults
that both affect the neurodevelopment of offspring. Few studies have investigated how ID …

Cs2SnCl6 double perovskite has attracted wide attention as a promising optoelectronic
material because of its better stability and lower toxicity than its lead counterparts. However …

One of the biggest problems globally is the presence of lead in water resources. Due to
increased Industrialization, the presence of the heavy metal lead in the environment is a …

This study presents a hybrid microfiltration technology designed for high-performance lead
(Pb (II)) remediation, especially from aqueous solutions with high Pb (II) concentrations, by …

Over the years, prostate cancer (PCa) research has been of great interest, and trace metals
have attracted a lot of attention due to their association with prostate cancer development …