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High blood lead levels can affect the unborn childs developing brain and cause developmental problems. If a mother has been exposed to lead in the past ... Still Sold for Road Use, As at 22nd February 2007 28. Lead Poisoning And The Brain - Cognitive Deficits And Mental Illness 29. Facts and Firsts of Lead 30. Lead mining royalties ...
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Lead poisoning is recognised internationally as one of the greatest health risks
The poisonous effects of lead can cause damage to the developing brain and nervous system of unborn and young children much more easily than in adults. Children ...
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Trichloroethylene Health Risks--State of the Science — p. 159-363 Developing Brain and Environment; Critical Windows of Exposure for Children — p. 373-597 Occupational and ... Mutagens — p. 419-696 Special Reports: Air Pollution; Endocrine Disruptors: Male Reproductive Health Developing Immune System — p. 697-848 Biomarkers; Beryllium-related Diseases; Predictive Toxicology — p. ...
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The Human Brain - Proteins
Protein Connects the Developing Brain Protein's networking role is even more dramatic and direct in the developing brain, when nerve cells are migrating from their birthplace ... developing bulimia – or is a consequence of having bulimia – is not certain, but other data suggests that bulimics experience symptoms of depressive moods in childhood.5 topics Brain ...
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The Human Brain - Watch Your Head
The World Health Organization estimates that 15 to 18 million children in developing countries are suffering from permanent brain damage due to lead poisoning. In the United States, nearly a ... in an otherwise disadvantaged environment, his intelligence may be permanently compromised." topics Lead in Developing Brains Beginning in the prenatal ninth month, the protective myelin sheath around nerve ...
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Babies exposed to fluoridated water are at high risk of developing dental fluorosis - a tooth defect caused by fluoride-induced cell damage within the teeth. ... proportion of the population whose drinking water is fluoridated, may have adverse impacts on the developing brain. Though no final conclusions may be reached from available data, the findings are provocative ...
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Fluoride: Top 10 Scientific Developments of 2007
They are as follows: 1) New Evidence on Fluoride & the Developing Brain 2) Fluoride, Arthritis, and the Specter of Misdiagnosed Skeletal Fluorosis in the US 3) CDC ...
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Toxics and Environmental Health
Methyl-mercury is one form of mercury that targets and damages the developing brain and nervous system. In some areas, Indigenous ...
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Toxins and Environmental Health : Mercury
One form of mercury, methyl-mercury targets and damages the developing brain and nervous system. Some fear ... ages, cultures, geographical areas, however, developing fetuses are especially vulnerable. Methyl-mercury is one form of mercury that targets and damages the developing brain and nervous system. In some ...
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This is your brain on music
Still, the developing brain requires months or years to reach full auditory processing capacity. By the age of two ... part on similar clothing, shared activities, and similar listening music. Music may help prepare the developing infant for language and for mental life ahead. Music listening and music therapy have been ...
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