… worldwide dietary exposure of mycotoxins for lactating mothers is crucial to ensure the safety
and benefits of breastfeeding, especially in countries with high prevalence of mycotoxins. …

Mycotoxins are carcinogenic secondary metabolites of fungi that have been linked to infant
growth faltering. In this study, we quantified co‐occurring mycotoxins in breast milk and food …

… to determine the environmental exposure of women and their … concentration of these
substances in a lactating mother’s milk. … and diet-related factors (fat-rich diet components, women's …

… exposure in exclusively breastfed infants was within accepted limits and the current dietary
exposure … milk samples were measured in Turkish lactating women using an ELISA method. …

… This study aims to assess the exposure to 10 phthalates, DINCH, and environmental phenols
(3 BPs, 7 PBs, and TCS) of Slovenian men (n = 548) and lactating primiparous women (n = …

… Chinese diet exposure levels (43 ng/kg bw/day). Dietary and dermal (caused by clothes)
exposures were the main sources of BPA exposure in humans, and the contribution of dietary …

… lactating/pregnant women) and its potential threat to health, different regulatory measures
have been taken in Europe in order to mitigate the human exposure … , and dietary exposure to …

… a method to assess habitual diet as overall dietary exposure(15,16). Evaluation of … lactating
women in the present study. In the French survey, lactating women also did not meet dietary …

… The aforementioned explanations imply that evidences are scant about suboptimal dietary
practice of pregnant and lactating women in Ethiopia, which probes us to do this systematic …

… improves mean birthweight, whereas no influence has been reported following iodine
repletion of pregnant women exposed to mild-to-moderate iodine deficiency (128). Iodine …