… on the cardiovascular system are not clear. We aimed to explore the association between
blood EtO levels and the risk of cardiovascular disease (… We found that exposure to EtO was …

… the relationship between OPE exposure and cardiovascular disease (CVD) among general
… each chemical of the OPE metabolite and cardiovascular while fixing other chemicals at …

… aldehyde mixtures may be risk factors for cardiovascular disease. … Exposure to certain
chemicals and toxins is also a risk factor for CVD. For instance, studies have shown that exposure …

… cardiovascular disease is multi-faceted, with links to many modifiable and non-modifiable
risk factors. Epidemiological evidence now implicates exposure … disrupting chemicals, current …

… risk in a way that is largely exposure dependent, but nonlinear. The exposure–response is
steep at low exposures and levels off at higher exposures. The IER approach illustrates why …

… of initial O 3 reaction to inducing a more global cardiovascular response. … O 3 exposure
might induce atherogenesis. The primary reactions of O 3 will first occur, inducing direct chemical …

… has become one of the most common environmental chemical exposures in humans. There
… BPA exposure, hypertension, and cardiovascular diseases (CVD). If BPA exposure is indeed …

… a chemical … cardiovascular risk from arsenic exposure in Vietnam. Published studies were
searched from PubMed using the keywords of arsenic exposure and cardiovascular diseases (…

… Endogenous estrogen exposure and cardiovascular mortality risk in postmenopausal …
Perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) is a manmade chemical used in the manufacture of common …

… phenotypes associated with 2 cardiovascular diseases (MI and … air pollution exposure to
cardiovascular disease. Second, … generates an extended chemical-induced disease pathway, …