Abstract Cadmium (Cd), a well-known nephrotoxic agent, has received a great deal of
attention from the Chinese public because of reports of its presence in rice. But very few …

To investigate heavy metal exposure in an industrial zone vs. a living quarter in Shanghai
and explore the relationship between the heavy metal source and urine cadmium (Cd) and …

The frequently observed association between kidney toxicity and long-term cadmium (Cd)
exposure has long been dismissed and deemed not to be of clinical relevance. However, Cd …

The tolerable dietary intake of cadmium was recommended at provisional tolerable monthly
intake of 25 μg kg− 1 body weight. However, several studies indicated that this tolerable …

Cadmium (Cd) is a nonessential toxic metal which is widely distributed in the environment.
The general population is exposed to low levels of Cd and the kidney is the organ most …

Background: Cadmium is a nephrotoxicant at high exposure levels. Few studies have
evaluated the role of cadmium in kidney function at low-exposure levels. Objective: We …

This study evaluated the association between urinary cadmium (U‐Cd) and blood Cd (B‐
Cd) and several biomarkers of renal dysfunction (α1‐microglobulin [α1‐MG], β2 …

Cadmium is a well-known nephrotoxic agent with extremely long biological half-time of 10–
30 years in human. To investigate the evolution of cadmium-induced renal effects in the …

Cadmium (Cd) exposure increases the risk of chronic kidney disease (CKD). But the
contribution of dietary Cd intake, the primary exposure route of Cd in humans, to the CKD …

Very few studies have shown renal and blood pressure effects from environmental cadmium
exposure in children. This population study examined associations between urinary …