Cadmium, lead and mercury exposure in non smoking pregnant women

Recent literature suggests that exposure to low concentrations of heavy metals may affect both maternal and child health. This study aimed to determine the biological heavy metals concentrations of pregnant women as well as environmental and dietary factors that may influence exposure concentrations...

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Veröffentlicht in:	Environmental research 2013-10, Vol.126, p.118-124
Hauptverfasser:	Hinwood, A.L., Callan, A.C., Ramalingam, M., Boyce, M., Heyworth, J., McCafferty, P., Odland, J.Ø.
Format:	Artikel
Sprache:	eng
Schlagworte:	60 APPLIED LIFE SCIENCES ABUNDANCE Adult Biological Biological and medical sciences BIOLOGICAL MARKERS Biomarkers BLOOD CADMIUM Chemical and industrial products toxicology. Toxic occupational diseases CONCENTRATION RATIO CREATININE Cross-Sectional Studies DIET DRINKING WATER Dust DUSTS ECOLOGICAL CONCENTRATION Environment Environmental Exposure - statistics & numerical data ENVIRONMENTAL MATERIALS Exposure Female FOLIC ACID HEAVY METALS Humans ICP MASS SPECTROSCOPY IRON LEAD Lead (metal) Linear Models Maternal Mathematical models Medical sciences MERCURY Mercury (metal) Metals and various inorganic compounds Metals, Heavy - blood Metals, Heavy - urine PETROLEUM RESIDUES PREGNANCY SMOKES SOCIO-ECONOMIC FACTORS SOILS Toxicology URINE WESTERN AUSTRALIA Young Adult
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