… and cardiovascular endpoints might be recommended to identify the factors that predispose
to heavy metals toxicity in CVD. In this review, we will give a brief summary of heavy metals …

… In our review, we focus on cadmium and lead because those are the metals with the strongest
epidemiological and experimental evidence in support of a role in cardiovascular disease …

… evidence that heavy metals elicit detrimental effects on the cardiovascular system resulting
… However, the mechanism of cardiovascular system damage caused by heavy metals should …

… Cardiovascular disease (CVD) and environmental degradation are leading global health
problems of our time. Recent studies have linked exposure to heavy metals … linking heavy metal …

… heavy metals is associated with an increased risk of CVDs. In this review, we focus on several
heavy metals … The pathological contribution of these heavy metals to the alternation of two …

… The role of cadmium in cardiovascular disease and hypertension is less convincing than
that of mercury due to methodological flaws and study design in most of the published human …

… metal exposure in atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease in adults. Age, sex, and smoking
are major determinants of metal … Two studies reported adjustments for other heavy metals …

… heavy metals on mortality in the US general population is unclear. We aimed to investigate
the association between heavy metal … ]) and all-cause, cardiovascular disease (CVD) and …

… variables such as heavy metals on obesity development and cardiovascular disease in children
and … impact obesity and predictors of cardiovascular disease was explored in this study. …

… 7Metalloids such as arsenic often fall into the category of heavy metals due to similarity in
properties.Chronic exposure to high levels of arsenic, cadmium, and other toxic …