ABSTRACT Introduction The application of Artificial Intelligence (AI) to predictive toxicology
is rapidly increasing, particularly aiming to develop non-testing methods that effectively …

Life on Earth evolved to accommodate the biochemical and biophysical boundary conditions
of the planet millions of years ago. The former includes nutrients, water, and the ability to …

Background: Exposure to environmental metals has been consistently associated with
attention and behavioral deficits in children, and these associations may be modified by …

Abstract Background Metals, including lead (Pb), manganese (Mn), chromium (Cr) and
copper (Cu), have been associated with neurodevelopment; iron (Fe) plays a role in the …

An additional layer of complexity in studying attention during adolescence is the potential for
discrepancies in measures of attention across raters. This was highlighted in the study by …

Concerns regarding adverse effects of metal/metalloids exposure on brain development and
neurological disorders among children are increasing. However, the transport patterns of …

Protecting one of our most vulnerable populations, infants and young children, is among the
FDA's highest priorities, and reducing their exposure to environmental chemical …

Abstract Background Manganese (Mn) is both an essential and toxic metal, and associations
with neurodevelopment depend on exposure timing. Prospective data examining early life …

Background Iron deficiency (ID) and environmental exposure to metals frequently co-occur
among Ugandan children, but little is known about their associations, although iron and …

More research is needed to understand how the maternal consumption of fish and fish-
borne toxicants impacts infant neurodevelopment. The present analysis was conducted over …