[PDF] Top 20 HEALTH EFFECTS OF CHLORINATED WATER: A REVIEW ARTICLE

... On April 22, 1915, in a battle near the Belgian city of Ibery, the German army fired large quantities of this gas into cylinders stored in trenches which led to the retreat of French troops (Fitzgerald, 2008). Chlorine ... See full document

... 1) Health Effects: Uptake fish or shellfish contaminated with alkyl group mercury, respiratory mercury vapors in air, or unharness of mercury from dental work and medical treatments are a number of the ... See full document

... and health threat due to man-made and natural factors: increased ...adverse effects on crop productivity and grain ...of effects posed by high salinity in water used by people living in ... See full document

... This review focuses on the main source of water pollution, health effects of water pollution and methods used to treat polluted ...of water for various uses depends on biological ... See full document

... the review, studies were required to be full-length research articles, published in academic journals or online (e-publication ahead of print), and no limits were set on language or date of ...known health ... See full document

... and health effects on human due to high fluoride intake, with the global scientific community, to bring down the importance of drinking water having fluoride within the acceptable limit, into ... See full document

... beneficial effects for human ...various health conditions and diseases such as gastrointestinal infections, inflammatory bowel disease, lactose intolerance, allergies, urogenital infections, cystic ... See full document

... Figure 1 depicts cardiovascular manifestations of FTY720 briefly. Most surveys on cardiovascular manifestations of fingolimod are performed on volunteers with healthy cardiovascular system, and there is a little guidance ... See full document

... This article reports on a systematic review of arti- cles published between 1992 and 2003 on 4 non-cancer chronic health effects thought to be associated with exposure to pesticides: ... See full document

... tap water,” however many areas exceed this ...Other health risks at high levels include vascular disease, liver disease, skin lesions, and neurological ... See full document

... hormones and bone health is similar across different popula- tions. The relative importance of androgens and estrogens in maintaining bone health in the elderly remains debatable. Serum testosterone and ... See full document

... Based on fingerprinting analysis (T-RFLPs), the hydraulic regimes did not affect the bacterial community structure during the first 28 days of biofilm development (Fig. 3). This suggests that independently of the ... See full document

... and water shortages: Changing patterns of rainfall and rising temperatures are necessarily projected to decrease crop yields in many developing countries, stressing upon the food ...The effects of drought ... See full document

... Based on fingerprinting analysis (T-RFLPs), the hydraulic regimes did not affect the bacterial community structure during the first 28 days of biofilm development (Fig. 3). This suggests that independently of the ... See full document

... drinking water disinfected with monochloramine than in that disinfected with ...between water treatment practices and NTM infection are ...drinking water treatment (monochloramine or chlorine) and ... See full document

... Propolis exhibits immunomodulatory effects on human peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMC). These largely derive from its effects on monocytes and on pathogen-recognizing receptors [21,22]. Toll-like ... See full document

... present review describes the biological activities of natural plant chlorinated ...active chlorinated steroids have shown confirmed cytostatic, antineoplastic, anti-eczematic, antidiabetic, ... See full document

... out effects for competitiveness, innovation and development in general (Erridge & Greer, 2012; Uyarra & Flanagan, 2012; European Commission (EC) ... See full document

... pool water or floating at the surface of the pool as aerosols or ...of chlorinated pools can be assessed correctly only by taking into account total exposure to chlorinated pools, regardless of the ... See full document

... cial effects of SGLT2 inhibition extend beyond glycaemic control, and include improvement in blood pressure, body weight, uric acid concentrations, liver steatosis, oxidative stress, and in fl ...this ... See full document