Tap Water Fluoride Study Links Plasma Levels to Blood Pressure, Testosterone and Sodium in U.S. Children
A new instrumental variable analysis of NHANES data links plasma fluoride from tap water to lower systolic blood pressure and ...
A new instrumental variable analysis of NHANES data links plasma fluoride from tap water to lower systolic blood pressure and ...
A Seoul analysis of 99 café products found that 19 to 44 percent of beverage–dessert pairings probabilistically exceed caffeine limits ...
A new biomonitoring study of Hispanic children in Northern Virginia links PFAS blood levels to specific dietary patterns and social ...
A large cross-sectional study in iodine-adequate areas of Tianjin, China links fluoride exposure in children to altered thyroid morphology and ...
New research links childhood lead exposure to an increased incidence of clinically diagnosed infectious respiratory disease in urban and disadvantaged ...
A biomonitoring study in rural Bangladesh found mycotoxins in every blood sample tested, with ochratoxin A intake exceeding safety limits ...
A probabilistic risk assessment of urban soils in San Luis Potosí, Mexico, finds that lead and arsenic contamination poses health ...
New research in an Indian glass-manufacturing city shows winter air carries 1.2 times more particulate matter than summer, with nearly ...
Children who meet all three 24-hour movement-behavior targets—sufficient daily physical activity, limited recreational screen time and adequate sleep—are nearly four ...
Recent research has unveiled a transformative approach to post-operative care for children undergoing surgery for complicated appendicitis, highlighting the potential ...
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