Risk for hypertension and diabetes has not been conclusively found to be a result of
cadmium exposure. A population-based study was conducted in 2009 to examine the …

Background Cadmium has been inconsistently related to blood pressure and hypertension.
The present study seeks to clarify the relationship between cadmium levels found in blood …

Environmental cadmium contamination is present in some rural villages of Mae Sot District,
Tak Province, northwestern Thailand. We compared the health of 751 persons aged≥ 35 …

OBJECTIVES: Indigenous people of the Torres Strait (Australia) have greater potential for
cadmium exposure and renal damage than other Australians due to high cadmium in some …

The association between urinary cadmium and diabetes risk remains controversial.
PubMed, Web of Science, China National Knowledge Infrastructure, and Wanfang Data …

The authors studied the effects of environmental cadmium exposure on blood pressure (BP).
Subjects 1,140 men and 1,713 women, aged≥ 50 yr lived in three areas of Japan …

Food-borne cadmium was the principal source of exposure for persons living in the 12
cadmium-contaminated villages in Mae Sot District, Tak Province, northwestern Thailand …

Background Cadmium is a recognized human carcinogen, raising global concern for its
ubiquitously environmental exposure on public health. Diabetogenic effects of cadmium …

Introduction Cadmium induces hypertension in animal models. Epidemiologic studies of
cadmium exposure and hypertension, however, have been inconsistent. Objective We …

Evidence suggests an association between exposure to cadmium and dysglycemia. To
investigate this matter, we examined the relationship between urinary cadmium and …