Abstract Background Exposure to arsenic (As) is a major public health challenge worldwide.
Chronic exposure to As can cause various human health effects, including skin diseases …

Chronic arsenic exposures are associated with multiple hematologic disturbances, including
anemia. The goal of this study was to evaluate associations between arsenic exposures and …

Emerging evidence has linked arsenic exposure and metabolic homeostasis, but the
mechanism is incompletely understood, especially at relatively low concentrations. In this …

Simple Summary Trace elements include both essential and non-essential elements, some
of which are pollutants, while others occur naturally in the environment. Imbalances among …

Based on biological sex, the consequential health outcomes from exposures to
environmental chemicals or toxicants can differ in disease pathophysiology, progression …

Prenatal arsenic exposure is a major public health concern, associated with altered birth
outcomes and increased respiratory disease risk. However, characterization of the long-term …

Inorganic arsenic (NaAsO2) is a naturally occurring metalloid found in water resources
globally and in the United States at concentrations exceeding the US Environmental …

Arsenic (As) is a widespread environmental metalloid and human carcinogen, and its
exposure is associated with a wide range of toxic effects, leading to serious health hazards …

Environmental contamination of heavy metals is a major problem, threatening sustainable
agricultural production and health of millions of people. The extensive distribution of heavy …

Our previous 4-week repeated dose toxicity study showed that wood preservative chromated
copper arsenate (CCA) induced hepatocellular hypertrophy accompanied by biochemical …