Metals inevitably and easily enter into human bodies and can induce a series of
pathophysiological changes, such as oxidative stress damage and lipid peroxidation, which …

Dyslipidemia is a common disease in the older population and represents a considerable
disease burden worldwide. Epidemiological and experimental studies have indicated …

Background Exposure to heavy metals in the environment is widespread, while the
relationship between combined exposure to heavy metals and dyslipidemia is unclear …

We sought to evaluate whether essential and toxic metals are cross-sectionally related to
blood lipid levels using data among adults from Shimen (n= 564) and Huayuan (n= 637) …

Our objective was to evaluate the relationship of blood metal levels including strontium,
cadmium, lead, vanadium, aluminum, cobalt, and manganese with dyslipidemia in the …

Exposure to essential and toxic metals occurs simultaneously as a mixture in real-life.
However, there is no consensus regarding the effects of co-exposure to multiple metal (loid) …

The majority of epidemiological investigations on metal exposures and lipid metabolism
employed cross-sectional designs and focused on individual metal. We explored the …

Previous studies on the association between metals and dyslipidemia are not completely
consistent. There are few studies investigating the relationship between mixed metal …

Metal exposures are ubiquitous around the world, while it is lack of prospective studies to
evaluate the associations of exposure to multiple metal/metalloids with incident …

Previous studies have suggested that exposure to heavy metals might increase the risk of
hyperlipidemia. However, limited research has investigated the association between …