Abstract Introduction Thimerosal (or Thiomersal) is a trade name for an organomercurial
compound (sodium ethyl-mercury (Hg) thiosalicylate) that is 49.55% Hg by weight, which …

Currently, ethylmercury (EtHg) and adjuvant-Al are the dominating interventional exposures
encountered by fetuses, newborns, and infants due to immunization with Thimerosal …

The aim of this study was to evaluate the association of blood lead, mercury, and cadmium
concentrations with developmental delays and to explore the association of these …

We studied neurodevelopment in infants from two communities. Children living in the vicinity
of tin-ore kilns and smelters–TOKS; n= 51) were compared to children from a fishing village …

Methylmercury (from fresh-water fish) and ethylmercury [from thimerosal-containing vaccines
(TCVs)] are the most prevalent source of neurotoxic exposure during early life in families …

The toxicology of mercury (Hg) is of concern since this metal is ubiquitously distributed in the
environment, and living organisms are routinely exposed to Hg at low to high levels. The …

All chemical forms of Hg can affect neurodevelopment; however, low levels of organic Hg
(methylmercury-MeHg and ethylmercury-EtHg in Thimerosal-containing vaccines, hereafter …

A hypothesis testing case-control study evaluated concerns about the toxic effects of organic-
mercury (Hg) exposure from thimerosal-containing (49.55% Hg by weight) vaccines on the …

Scientific research can provide us with factual, repeatable, measurable, and determinable
results. As such, scientific research can provide information that can be used in the decision …

There are over 165 studies that have focused on Thimerosal, an organic‐mercury (Hg)
based compound, used as a preservative in many childhood vaccines, and found it to be …