نتایج جستجو برای: hair mercury

تعداد نتایج: 76586  

Journal: :JAMA 1998
P W Davidson G J Myers C Cox C Axtell C Shamlaye J Sloane-Reeves E Cernichiari L Needham A Choi Y Wang M Berlin T W Clarkson

CONTEXT Human neurodevelopmental consequences of exposure to methyl-mercury (MeHg) from eating fish remain a question of public health concern. OBJECTIVE To study the association between MeHg exposure and the developmental outcomes of children in the Republic of Seychelles at 66 months of age. DESIGN A prospective longitudinal cohort study. PARTICIPANTS A total of 711 of 779 cohort mother...

2013
Martine Bellanger Céline Pichery Dominique Aerts Marika Berglund Argelia Castaño Mája Čejchanová Pierre Crettaz Fred Davidson Marta Esteban Marc E Fischer Anca Elena Gurzau Katarina Halzlova Andromachi Katsonouri Lisbeth E Knudsen Marike Kolossa-Gehring Gudrun Koppen Danuta Ligocka Ana Miklavčič M Fátima Reis Peter Rudnai Janja Snoj Tratnik Pál Weihe Esben Budtz-Jørgensen Philippe Grandjean

BACKGROUND Due to global mercury pollution and the adverse health effects of prenatal exposure to methylmercury (MeHg), an assessment of the economic benefits of prevented developmental neurotoxicity is necessary for any cost-benefit analysis. METHODS Distributions of hair-Hg concentrations among women of reproductive age were obtained from the DEMOCOPHES project (1,875 subjects in 17 countri...

2013
Francesca Valent Milena Horvat Aikaterini Sofianou-Katsoulis Zdravko Spiric Darja Mazej D’Anna Little Alexia Prasouli Marika Mariuz Giorgio Tamburlini Sheena Nakou Fabio Barbone

BACKGROUND Mercury is a neurotoxic environmental pollutant. However, the literature on the neurodevelopmental effect of low-level prenatal mercury exposure from maternal fish intake is inconsistent. We assessed the association between prenatal mercury exposure and infant neurodevelopment in coastal areas of 4 Mediterranean countries. METHODS This was a prospective cohort study that planned to...

Journal: :Environmental science & technology 2005
Melissa Legrand Carlos José Sousa Passos Donna Mergler Hing Man Chan

Hair samples continue to be used extensively for biomonitoring of mercury (Hg) exposure. Routine methods require a bundle of 100-150 hair strands and involve chemical digestion. Recently, Hg analyzers that combine combustion, gold amalgamation, and atomic absorption spectrometry (C-GA-AAS) became commercially available. This method was shown to provide quick and sensitive measurements in solid ...

2007
Charles W. Schmidt

Methylmercury, the most biologically active mercury compound, is well known to cause serious health effects, particularly to the developing fetal nervous system. Effects can include attention deficits as well as IQ, motor, memory, and language impairment. A new analysis now combines data from three earlier studies to produce an integrated estimate of the dose–response relationship between mater...

Journal: :The American journal of clinical nutrition 2012
Maria Wennberg Ulf Strömberg Ingvar A Bergdahl Jan-Håkan Jansson Jussi Kauhanen Margareta Norberg Jukka T Salonen Staffan Skerfving Tomi-Pekka Tuomainen Bengt Vessby Jyrki K Virtanen

BACKGROUND Exposure to methylmercury from fish has been associated with increased risk of myocardial infarction (MI) in some studies. At the same time, marine n-3 (omega-3) PUFAs are an inherent constituent of fish and are regarded as beneficial. To our knowledge, no risk-benefit model on the basis of data on methylmercury, PUFA, and MI risk has yet been presented. OBJECTIVE The objective of ...

Journal: :Environmental health and preventive medicine 2006
Toyoto Iwata Kunihiko Nakai Mineshi Sakamoto Miwako Dakeishi Hiroshi Satoh Katsuyuki Murata

OBJECTIVES It is crucial to consider covariates relevant for outcome variables in developing dose-effect relations of environmental hazardous toxins. The aim of this study was to clarify the covariates affecting hand tremor and postural sway in children. METHODS Hand tremor and postural sway, as well as hair mercury concentrations, were measured in 155 boys and 148 girls at age 7 years. RES...

Journal: :Environment international 2007
L Zhang M H Wong

This review article focused on the current status of mercury (Hg) contamination in different ecological compartments in China, and their possible environmental and health impacts, focusing on some major cities. Mercury emission from non-ferrous metals smelting (especially zinc smelting), coal combustion and miscellaneous activities (of which battery and fluorescent lamp production and cement pr...

2008
Graham Martin

Mercury salts have been detected in a significant number of felted hats within the collection of the Victoria and Albert (V&A) museum. The most likely source of this mercury is as the sulfate product of the salts used in the preparation of the animal hair to enhance their felting properties. Two potential groups of user—the conservator and the curator/public—have been identified as being at ris...

Journal: :Environmental research 2002
E C O Santos V M Câmara I M Jesus E S Brabo E C B Loureiro A F S Mascarenhas K F Fayal G C Sá Filho F E S Sagica M O Lima H Higuchi I M Silveira

Studies on mercury levels in the Amazonian Region have typically lacked background or reference parameters. A sectional study on Hg concentration in hair and fish was conducted, together with an assessment of the prevalence of signs and symptoms related to Hg poisoning, in four communities in the Amazon Basin not impacted by gold mining, located either by a river course (Santana do Ituqui and C...

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