gyparakis, stylianos trichakis, ioannis daras, tryfon diamadopoulos, evan
As the quantity and quality of water resources decreases, the need for timely and valid prediction of the WTP of drinking water-used chemicals to produce quality drinking water for the final consumer increases. The question that arises is which prediction model performs better in predicting the chemical dosages used in a WTP of drinking water. ANNs...
seno, masaharu
Exposure to radiation and chemicals, oncogenic viruses, microbiomes, and inflammation are the major events of cancer initiation. DNA damage and chromosomal aberrations are classically considered the main causes of cancer. The recent idea of epigenetics is broadening the concept, including the suggestion that oncogenic virus infection disrupts vario...
xinyue, ma wenbiao, xu
The efficient utilization of lignin, a pivotal component of lignocellulosic biomass, is crucial for advancing sustainable biorefinery processes. However, optimizing lignin valorization remains challenging due to its intricate structure and susceptibility to undesirable reactions during processing. In this study, we delve into the impact of various ...
Ghozal, Manel Delvert, Rosalie Adel-Patient, Karine Tafflet, Muriel Annesi-Maesano, Isabella Crépet, Amélie Sirot, Véronique Charles, Marie Aline Heude, Barbara Kadawathagedara, Manik
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Food and chemical toxicology : an international journal published for the British Industrial Biological Research Association
Exposure to environmental chemicals has been associated with higher risk of childhood allergies. This study aimed to examine the association between infant's dietary exposure to mixtures of chemicals and allergic and respiratory multimorbidity in childhood. Dietary exposures were assessed at 8 and 12 months in 724 and 745 children of the EDEN cohor...
lee, rachel c. encinas, abraham thulin, lesley
Oral histories of Latina domestic workers in the United States feature hybrid narratives combining accounts of illness and “toxic discourse”. We approach domestic workers’ illnesses and disabilities in a capacious, extra-medical context that registers multiple axes of precarity (economic, racial, and migratory). We are naming this context “settler ...
liu, shi-yue liang, shuang chen, zhi-qiang yong-guang, ma gao, wei-chun tian, xue-yong luo, yuan-qing
In the context of achieving the two-carbon target, this study utilized a wastewater treatment plant in Shenyang City as a case study to accurately calculate indirect emissions related to energy and chemical consumption within the energy-intensive wastewater treatment industry. Sumo software was employed for precise mathematical modeling. Considerin...
la torre, giuseppe manai, maria vittoria moretti, luca vezza, francesca breccia, massimo cafolla, arturo bernardinetti, gabriele leo, gaetano stefanantoni, katia pavan, antonio
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Background/Objectives: Chemical and carcinogenic risk in workplace are linked to an increase of the incidence of cancer in exposed workers. The aim of this observational study was to identify an association between exposure to chemical risk and changes in hematochemical parameters of workers exposed. Methods: The study examined blood count paramete...
gyparakis, stylianos trichakis, ioannis diamadopoulos, evan
The scope of the present study is the estimation of key operational parameters of a drinking water treatment plant (DWTP), particularly the dosages of treatment chemicals, using artificial neural networks (ANNs) based on measurable in situ data. The case study consists of the Aposelemis DWTP, where the plant operator had an estimation of the ANN ou...
malebatja, mohora feida randa, moreoagae bertha mokgatle, mathildah mpata oguntibeju, oluwafemi omoniyi
The practise of geophagy is common amongst women of childbearing age from different geographic locations, including South Africa, regardless of their social and economic status such as their level of education, race, marital status, income or occupation. This study aimed to examine the women of childbearing age in Tshwane District, Gauteng Province...
Münster, Pia Kemper, Nicole
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Frontiers in Animal Science
Hygienically safe drinking water is essential for the health, well-being, and efficient production of livestock. In contrast to drinking water for human consumption, there are guidelines but no legal limits for drinking water for animals. Risk factors due to hygienically relevant microorganisms or chemical compounds in drinking water are known from...
