Iron deficiency is the most common nutritional disorder detrimental to the behavior, cognitive
performance, immune system, and physical growth of infants and preschool-and school-age …

Iron deficiency (ID) is the most common micronutrient deficiency in the world, with
consequences of ID and ID anemia (IDA) in young children including behavioral and …

Blood lead (Pb) and cadmium (Cd) levels have been associated with lower lung function in
adults and smokers, but whether this also holds for children from electronic waste (e-waste) …

Lead produces numerous biochemical and physiological changes in humans, including
hematological disorders, toxic effects on the central nervous system and in the function of …

Abstract Lead (Pb), a corrosion-resistant heavy non-ferrous metal, is one of the most
common environmental neurotoxic metals. The effects of Pb on other essential metal …

This study aimed to investigate gender differences in the association between heavy metals
and hemograms including hemoglobin (Hgb), mean corpuscular volume (MCV) and mean …

Purpose The present study aimed to analyse sex differences in cadmium and lead
concentrations in plasma, urine, platelets and erythrocytes and to relate these …

During June–August 2004, blood lead (BPb) levels and various hematological parameters
were evaluated in children aged 5–9 years old at ten primary schools located in eight …

This study aimed to evaluate the exposure to environmental lead (Pb) of children from a
traditional community of African descent in Brazil and the effects on hematological …

Objective: This study investigated the health effects of Lake Urmia's drought on adjacent
urban and rural areas and people. Methods: The data for sociodemographic status, physical …