… drinking water. Discussion: Assessing exposure and the health consequences of chemicals
in drinking water … Exposures are typically at low concentrations, measurements in water are …

… presence of corrosive water. We review the current evidence on the role of drinking water as
a source of lead exposure and its potential impacts on health, with an emphasis on children. …

… drinking-water is of paramount importance for human health. Throughout history, access to
drinking-water … Recognising the vital role of drinking-water for public health, the World Health …

… of the Interim Primary Drinking Water Regulations that were … occurrence of trace impurities
in water and was continuing to … in trace amounts in drinking water, made severe demands …

… to a myriad of chemicals via drinking water, yet only a handful of … health impacts [1, 2]. Many
chemicals are generally “invisible” in that they do not alter the color or odor of drinking water, …

… for drinking water quality, the World Health Organization (WHO… drinking water by focusing
on the possible adverse health … the health consequences from drinking water deficient in …

… Thus utilization of heavy metal-contaminated water is … health related issues, this article has
discussed the global contamination of drinking water with heavy metals to assess the health …

… Microbiological quality may vary rapidly and widely and the health consequences of short-term
exposures are typically significant. These features, combined with the incompleteness of …

… to meet daily needs is a reality for many people around the world, and has serious health
consequences. The situation is getting worse due to population growth, urbanization, and …

… health effects of mixtures of contaminants in drinking water [4]… targeted the health effects
associated with drinking water … review was provided regarding the health effects of nitrate [18]. A …