Adult PFAS Mixture Exposure Correlates With Altered Blood Lipid Levels
An analysis of 9,781 adults linked PFAS mixture exposure to higher cholesterol and triglyceride levels alongside sex-specific high-density lipoprotein changes.
An analysis of 9,781 adults linked PFAS mixture exposure to higher cholesterol and triglyceride levels alongside sex-specific high-density lipoprotein changes.
A cross-sectional study of 4,947 preconception women found that vitamin A and vitamin D levels were associated with thyroid function ...
A large NHANES mixture-model analysis finds that selenium and β-carotene contribute most strongly to the inverse association between combined dietary ...
A ten-year study of 459 midlife women in California's Salinas Valley found that joint residential proximity to seven agricultural pesticide ...
A methodological exchange in Pediatric Research highlights how Bayesian mixture models and genetic susceptibility are reshaping the study of prenatal ...
A study of 384 male aluminum plant workers in Shanxi Province, China, links elevated plasma aluminum, selenium, and copper to ...
A national analysis of U.S. children found that blood heavy metal mixtures, led by manganese, are positively associated with obesity ...
A new study quantifies the link between sirolimus blood levels and adverse reactions in children with vascular anomalies, defining individualized ...
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