Two epidemiological studies aimed at investigating the dose-response relationship of
environmental cadmium exposure were performed in a population living in the Kakehashi …

An epidemiology study to examine the dose-response relationship for environmental
cadmium exposure was performed in 1843 cadmium-exposed and 240 non-exposed …

Renal effects of cadmium exposure in people living in a cadmium-nonpolluted area in Japan
were investigated. The population consisted of 1501 inhabitants (558 men and 743 women) …

The dose-response relationship between cadmium (Cd) exposure and renal dysfunction, as
measured by urinary Cd and metallothoinein (MT), was evaluated in a population living in …

The relationship between urinary cadmium concentration expressed as microgram/g
creatinine and renal effects of cadmium exposure was studied in 542 inhabitants over 20 …

Renal effects of cadmium exposure (ie, in food products) on people living in two areas
unpolluted by cadmium in Japan were investigated. The population comprised 875 …

In a cadmium-contaminated area in China and a nearby non-contaminated area, 342
persons were selected for studies of a possible relationship between cadmium dose (ie total …

The relationship between urinary cadmium concentration and the effects of cadmium on the
kidney was studied in inhabitants of cadmium-polluted areas. As the indexes of the effects of …

Logistic regression analysis was used to investigate the dose-response relationship for
environmental cadmium exposure and to consider the effect age had on this association …

Long-term exposure to cadmium (Cd) causes renal damage in the general population. The
maximum allowable urinary Cd concentration, which was calculated from our previous study …