Environmental Exposure/adverse effects
<p>The etiologic origins for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease</p>
... metabolism. Environmental exposure such as cigarette smoking, bio- mass smoke, and indoor/outdoor air pollutant during all life stages of an individual has well-documented adverse effects on ...
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Adverse Health Effects of Mercury Use on Illegal Gold Miners: A Study in Garasi, Eritrea
... its adverse effects on health of ...after exposure to ...mercury exposure was as many as 20 times per year. Chronic exposure to mercury increases adverse effects to ...
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Indoor pollutant exposure is associated with heightened respiratory symptoms in atopic compared to non-atopic individuals with COPD
... the adverse health effects of PM in pa- tients with ...other environmental pollutants com- pared to non-atopics with asthma [6-8]; however these results have not been ...that exposure to air ...
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Abstract: There is accumulating evidence that prenatal exposure to air pollution disturbs fetal
... to adverse effects of environmental exposures ...prenatal exposure to air pollutants on fetal growth and development has been summarized in several systematic reviews and meta-analyses; ...
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Occupational health risk assessment for benzene exposure in gasoline storage and distribution facility: comparison between developing and industrialized countries for the period of 1986-2001
... toxicant exposure (U.S. EPA, 1990). Various sources of exposure, such as the workers’ life style can also affect the results from biomonitoring health ...benzene exposure in petroleum environments ...
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Adverse Effects of Methylmercury: Environmental Health Research Implications
... both exposure limits and concluded that exposure to this food contaminant “should be mini- ...different exposure limits when dealing with safe human methyl mercury expo- sures from commercially ...
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Hepatocellular Hypertrophy in Multiple Mouse Strains Following Prenatal Exposure to Perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA): Human Relevance and Implications for a Mitochondria-driven Mode of Action
... persistent environmental contaminant that is frequently detected in wildlife, fish and people as well as food sources and drinking water ...PFOA exposure has been associated with a number of adverse ...
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Adverse Effects of Fetal Cocaine Exposure on Neonatal Auditory Information Processing
... utero exposure to cocaine interferes with fetal brain development by disrupting the processes of neuronal proliferation, differentiation, and migration, often leading to subsequent neurobehavioral ...dose-response ...
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Air pollution and population health: a global challenge
... important environmental and public health ...showing adverse health effects associated with short-term and long-term exposure to air ...health effects on mortality associated with ...
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Occupational exposure to ultrafine particles in police officers: no evidence for adverse respiratory effects
... find effects of ultrafine and fine carbon black particle exposure using similar UFP concentrations as measured in our ...between exposure to UFPs (and larger particles) and both, acute-phase proteins ...
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Green Fuel: The Next Generation Eco
... The main objective of sustainable feedstock (algal biofuels) as fuels is due to the adverse environmental effects of fossil f its combustion and their limited availability. Microalgal biomass ...
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A Sustainable Planning Approach to Resolving Transportation Hub Problems in Egyptian Cities “Proposed Measurement Matrix”
... the environmental problems caused by them, at the expense of developing public transport needs, such as special public transport routes and adequate numbers of passenger waiting ...
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Zinc Chloride, A New Material for Embalming and Preservation of the Anatomical Specimens
... At that time, formaldehyde was recognized as an ex- cellent preservative and used as a basic material for em- balming solutions. The exact concentration of formalde- hyde used was a controversial topic. Some recommended ...
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Biocompatibility of crystalline opal nanoparticles
... important regarding a detailed discussion of the surface area interaction of links OH of the opal with the cellular environment. Some studies support that the smaller silica nanoparticles with greater specific surface ...
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Vol 28, No 1 (2018)
... Knowledge regarding the harmful effects of sun exposure was exhibited by 343 (39.0%). Overall, 672 (76.4%) were using some form of photoprotection with some of them following more than one measure (Table ...
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Mycotoxin exposure and adverse reproductive health outcomes in Africa: A review
... fumonisin exposure during pregnancy was associated with NTDs in ...fumonisin exposure was associated with higher incidence of NTDs in newborns whereas those with the highest Sa:So ratio ...fumonisin ...
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Call to ARMs, or, why the concept of 'avoid, remedy, or mitigate ...' is worth a closer look
... through mitigation banking to offset minor effects are considered environmental compensation or. part of ARM is dependent on how related the offsetting actions are to the adverse eff[r] ...
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The association of wildfire smoke with respiratory and cardiovascular emergency department visits in Colorado in 2012: a case crossover study
... Generally, the relationships we observed were weaker when using 1 h max concentrations. This could be be- cause on days when there was a maximum concentra- tion above 30 μg/m 3 , peak concentrations were observed around ...
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Spatial variability of excess mortality during prolonged dust events in a high-density city: a time-stratified spatial regression approach
... lution exposure may enhance mortality risk ...the adverse effect due to aggregate-level data, instead of the association with individual-level response ...
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Mathematical Modelling of Leachate Production from Waste Contained Site
... The effects of diffusivity, amount of organic content present within the waste and gravity, as cases, were also considered in various occasions during the ...their effects was also taken into ...
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