Cancer risk in aluminum reduction plant workers (Canada)
Abstract A 14-year update to a previously published historical cohort study of aluminum reduction plant workers was conducted [1]. All men with three or more years at an aluminum reduction…
An epidemiological analysis of the ‘autism as mercury poisoning’ hypothesis
Abstract Where direct experimental research into a causal hypothesis of a disease is impossible due to ethical and practical considerations, epidemiological inference is the accepted route to establishing cause. Therefore,…
Gene expressions in mercury-exposed liver cells
Abstract: Mercury exposure has been associated with human deaths and several disease conditions including autoimmune diseases and cancers in experimental animals. At the cellular level mercury interacts with sulphydryl groups…
Mercury concentrations in urine, scalp hair, and saliva in children from Germany
Mercury levels measured in urine, hair, and saliva of 245 German children (8–10 years old) are reported. Mercury concentrations in urine ranged between <0.1 and 5.3 g/l [geometric mean (GM)…
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