The gallstone disease is becoming increasingly prevalent worldwide. Dietary trace minerals
have been proven to be closely related to many metabolic diseases, and this study aims to …

Background Gallstone disease (GSD) and its complications are major public health issues
globally. Although many community-based studies had addressed the risk factors for GSD …

Background Essential trace elements are vital for human growth and development.
Nevertheless, excessive intake can pose risks. As of yet, no research has looked at the …

Background and aims Exposure to heavy metals has been widely recognized as a risk factor
for human health. However, there is limited information on the effects of blood heavy metals …

Background People are exposed to metals in various ways during their daily lives. However,
the association between metal exposure and gallstones remains unclear. Objectives To …

BACKGROUND Magnesium deficiency can cause dyslipidemia and insulin hypersecretion,
which may facilitate gallstone formation. However, the effect of long-term consumption of …

Background: The role of fruit and vegetables (FVs) consumption in decreasing gallstone
disease risk remains contradictory. We performed a meta-analysis to analyze this potential …

Background and Aims Exposure to metals may promote the risk for cancers. We evaluated
the associations of a broad spectrum of metals with gallbladder cancer (GBC) and …

Background Gallstone disease is common in the US and Europe. Gallstones are associated
with factors such as age, sex, weight, and serum cholesterol levels. A complex relationship …

Gallstone-related disorders are common and costly, but preventive measures are largely
unexplored. Lifestyle risk factors include physical activity, obesity/overweight, and diet …