The exposome is the measure of total environmental exposures and has a significant impact
on human health outcomes. Exposomics research typically examines complex biological …

Novel brominated flame retardant (NBFR) and organophosphate ester (OPE) exposure may
engender adverse effects on human health. However, present epidemiological information …

The challenge of chemical exposomics in human plasma is the 1000-fold concentration gap
between endogenous substances and environmental pollutants. Phospholipids are the …

Developmental age is particularly vulnerable to impacts of environmental exposures. Until
recent years, the field of environment and child health has predominantly relied on the study …

Flame retardants (FRs) are ubiquitous in environment and biota and may pose harm to
human health. In recent years, concern regarding legacy and alternative FRs has been …

Many legacy and emerging flame retardants (FRs) have adverse human and environmental
health effects. This study reports legacy and emerging FRs in children from nine European …

This study introduced an innovative magnetic effervescence-assisted microextraction
method, streamlining the preparation of effervescent tablets through a one-pot method that …

Many semi-volatile organic compounds (SVOCs) accumulate in indoor dust, which serves as
a repository for those compounds. The presence of SVOCs in indoor environments is of …

The use of pesticides is often regarded as a fundamental aspect of conventional agriculture.
However, these compounds have gained recognition as some of the oldest and most widely …

Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) has emerged and spread globally. Recent studies have also
reported the presence of antimicrobials in a wide variety of aquatic environments …