drinking waterwater supply systemchildrenexposureThe author presents a survey of the controversial opinions regarding the health effects of lead and criticizes Kehoe's thesis that the upper safety limit for blood Pb is sharply defined at 80 g/100 ml blood on the basis of the cybernetic toxicology...
They then looked at the participants' cognitive test scores in relation to their childhood hometown's municipal water supply. If the community used lead pipelines and the drinking water was either acidic or alkaline—which causes lead to leach into the water—then that person...
Lead health effects in drinking water. This Best Practice Guide on the Control of Lead in Drinking Water brings together, for the first time, all of the regulatory, health, monitoring, risk asse... W,L,Marcus - 《Toxicology & Industrial Health》 被引量: 18发表: 1986年 Application of Clea...
level of contaminants in drinking water at which no adverse health effects are likely to occur with an adequate margin of safety. Infants and young children are particularly vulnerable because of the behavioral and physical effects of lead occur at a lower exposure level in children than in ...
Lead levels in drinking water that are permissible by the Environmental Protection Agency have detrimental health effects in individuals with kidney disease, according to a new study. The findings appear in an upcoming issue of JASN.
In Olya, 37 and 10% of the population had concentrations of Pb in blood that exceeded 10 and 20–40μg Pb/dl, respectively, while none of the concentrations of PB exceeded 40μg Pb/dl.关键词: Experimental/ water pollution water quality/ drinking water human blood Riyadh City Saudi Arabia...
for new cars and stopped the sale of lead paint — huge steps toward eliminating lead exposure to the public — there are still an estimated 500,000 U.S. children with levels of lead in their blood that are considered high, and experts say lead ...
Daily ingestion of lead (Pb), even through piped drinking water, has long time been an important issue of concern, attracting for decades research in environmental science and toxicology, and again comes to prominence because of recent high-profile cases of exposure of populations in several countr...
The public health emergency declared in Flint, Michigan, over high levels oflead in the drinking waterraises concerns about the long-lasting impact lead exposure could have on the city's residents, especially children. After the city switched its municipal water supply from Detroit to the more lo...
, lead service lines are estimated to make up over 9% of the entire national service line infrastructure, exposing much of america’s drinking water to lead contamination. the epa says there are no safe levels of lead in children’s blood, as lead exposure has been tied to an array of ...