Huber, Carolin Brack, Werner Röder, Stefan von Bergen, Martin Rolle-Kampczyk, Ulrike Zenclussen, Ana Claudia Krauss, Martin Herberth, Gunda
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Human exposure to pesticides in the general population occurs mainly through food consumption. However, specific dietary habits or food products that contribute to pesticide exposure are often unknown. In this study, we propose a combined screening for polyphenols and pesticide residues by liquid chromatography coupled to high-resolution mass spect...
Varik, Inge Zou, Runyu Bellavia, Andrea Rosenberg, Kristine Sjunnesson, Ylva Hallberg, Ida Holte, Jan Lenters, Virissa Van Duursen, Majorie Pedersen, Mikael
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The plasticizer di(2-ethylhexyl) phthalate (DEHP) is known to have endocrine-disrupting properties mediated by its many metabolites that form upon exposure in biological systems. In a previous study, we reported an inverse association between DEHP metabolites in the human ovarian follicular fluid (FF) and the responsiveness of the follicles to cont...
Clark, Austin Grineski, Sara Curtis, David S Cheung, Ethan Siu Leung
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Anthropogenic climate change has resulted in a significant rise in extreme heat events, exerting considerable but unequal impacts on morbidity and mortality. Numerous studies have identified inequities in heat exposure across different groups, but social identities have often been viewed in isolation from each other. Children (5 and under) and olde...
Zhang, Danyang Zhang, Weigao Liu, Hu Huang, Shuxian Huang, Wangchao Zhu, Yunfeng Ma, Xuening Xia, Yugui Zhang, Jianfa Lu, Wei
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Environmental chemicals and pollutants are increasingly recognized for their potential transgenerational effects. Acetyl tributyl citrate (ATBC), a widely used plasticizer substituting di-(2-ethylhexyl) phthalate (DEHP), was identified as an inducer of lipogenesis in male mice by our previous research. This study aimed to investigate the impact of ...
Thompson, Rhiannon Stewart, Gregor Vu, Tuan Jephcote, Calvin Lim, Shanon Barratt, Benjamin Smith, Rachel B Karim, Yasmin Bou Mussa, Aamirah Mudway, Ian
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There is increasing evidence that air pollution and noise may have detrimental psychological impacts, but there are few studies evaluating adolescents, ground-level ozone exposure, multi-exposure models, or metrics beyond outdoor residential exposure. This study aimed to address these gaps. Annual air pollution and traffic noise exposure at home an...
Franchitti, Elena Pedullà, Matilde Madsen, Anne Mette Traversi, Deborah
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Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is recognized as a global threat. AMR bacteria accumulate in sewage sludge however, knowledge on the persistence of human pathogens and AMR in the sludge line of the wastewater treatment is limited. Sludge can be used, with or without additional treatment, as fertilizer in agricultural fields. The aim of this study is...
Ryoo, Ilhan Ren, Lihong Li, Gang Zhou, Tao Wang, Manhua Yang, Xiaoyang Kim, Taeyeon Cheong, Yeonseung Kim, Songkang Chae, Hyeogki
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South Korea and China have implemented increasingly stringent mitigation measures to reduce the health risks from PM2.5 exposure, jointly conducting a ground-based air quality observation study in Northeast Asia. Dispersion normalized positive matrix factorization (DN-PMF) was used to identify PM2.5 sources in Seoul and Beijing and assess the effec...
Hopf, Nancy B Rousselle, Christophe Poddalgoda, Devika Lamkarkach, Farida Bessems, Jos Schmid, Kaspar Jones, Kate Takaki, Koki Casteleyn, Ludwine Zare Jeddi, Maryam
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Biomonitoring has been widely used in assessing exposures in both occupational and public health complementing chemical risk assessments because it measures the concentrations of chemical substances in human body fluids (e.g., urine and blood). Biomonitoring considers all routes and sources of exposure. An occupational biomonitoring guidance docume...
Bevington, Michael
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Oliver, Brian G Huang, Xiaomin Yarak, Rochelle Bai, Xu Wang, Qi Zakarya, Razia Reddy, Karosham D Donovan, Chantal Kim, Richard Y Morkaya, James
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There is no safe level of air pollution for human health. Traffic-related particulate matter (PM2.5) is a major in-utero toxin, mechanisms of action of which are not fully understood. BALB/c dams were exposed to an Australian level of traffic PM2.5 (5 µg/mouse/day, intranasal, 6 weeks before mating, during gestation and lactation). Male offspring h...
