… to ventricular fibrillation and cardiac arrest. The benign forms (… chemical exposure, but
ventricular fibrillation and cardiac arrest require immediate cardiopulmonary resuscitation. Cardiac …

… cardiovascular events in a secondary prevention population, strengthening the link between
metal exposure and cardiovascular disease (… , to denote a foreign chemical substance found …

… chemical exposures and their consequences for the burden of cardiovascular disease and
summarize exposure … exposome studies related to cardiovascular diseases and highlight the …

… cardiovascular and respiratory conditions. Finally, we critically summarize the literature
pertaining to cardiovascular diseases, … significance of AAP and PM on cardiovascular disease. …

… Whether there are persistent effects from in utero exposure remains to be seen, and the
impact of environmental chemical exposures on cardiovascular disease health outcomes and co-…

… Over 6000 chemicals are known to be manufactured in commerce globally, while mortality
… of chemical exposures. As one of the main threats to human health, cardiovascular disease (…

… exposure is a risk factor for CVD. Long-term exposure to EEDs can influence cardiovascular
… approaches used to assess short-lived chemical exposure in urine specimen. There is no …

… vascular risk factors for cardiovascular diseases were discussed, as well as the combination
of lead exposure and genetic predisposition to cardiovascular diseases. Occupationally and …

… Our findings highlight potential cardiovascular risk of chronic exposure to pyrethroids,
and should be validated in large prospective studies in different populations in future. …

… of these chemicals in blood reflects individuallevel recent exposure, and perhaps chronic
exposure, to these compounds, providing an overall measurement of chemical exposures from …