Toxic Metals Lurk in Lubumbashi’s Vegetables as Consumers Keep Buying Them
A new study in Lubumbashi, Democratic Republic of the Congo, finds that widely consumed vegetables exceed safety limits for cadmium, ...
A new study in Lubumbashi, Democratic Republic of the Congo, finds that widely consumed vegetables exceed safety limits for cadmium, ...
A new study of the abandoned Okpara coal mine in Enugu, Nigeria, finds radium and thorium contamination driving dietary radiation ...
A life-stage-resolved screening study in Nonthaburi, Greater Bangkok, shows that toxicity-based ranking of PM2.5-bound elements prioritizes arsenic, cadmium, and antimony ...
A new editorial in BMC Environmental Science warns that exponentially increasing artificial light at night is disrupting circadian biology in ...
A probabilistic risk assessment of arsenic-contaminated allotment gardens in Złoty Stok, Poland, shows that Monte Carlo simulation and bioaccessibility testing ...
A new study of African catfish and Nile tilapia from Ghana's Libga and Builpela reservoirs detects persistent pesticide residues, including ...
A large City of Hope and TGen analysis of seven organs shows that healthy people vary enormously in tissue mutation ...
A comprehensive survey of 274 soil and sediment samples from Jebba, Nigeria, reveals that stream sediments accumulate hazardous levels of ...
A Nigerian study finds that phenolics, phthalates, and PBDEs in drinking-water streams and market fish exceed safe health thresholds, with ...
A two-decade analysis of more than 94,000 Multiethnic Cohort participants shows that gastric cancer risk among Japanese Americans declines with ...
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