Tag: #Toxicology
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Innovative Acid Silica Method Enables Rapid Detection of Toxic Dioxins and PCBs in Foods and Oils
Introduction Persistent organic pollutants like dioxins and dioxin-like polychlorinated biphenyls (DL-PCBs) have long been a concern due to their extreme toxicity and tendency to bioaccumulate in the human food chain. A new study published in the Annals of Advances in Chemistry introduces a novel modified acid silica method that dramatically reduces the analysis time for…
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When Danger Strikes Twice Understanding Snake Envenomation During Pregnancy
Introduction Snakebites are a life threatening emergency but when the victim is pregnant, the consequences double. A recent clinical study from Panama sheds light on the alarming prevalence and impact of snake envenomation during pregnancy, offering valuable insights into maternal fetal outcomes and treatment responses. Real World Findings A Study from Panama Clinical Complications Observed…
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Exploring the Renal Effects of FDS: A Saponin from Filicium decipiens Seeds
Introduction Saponins, naturally occurring plant-derived compounds, have long been studied for their potential therapeutic and toxicological effects. Recent research published in the Journal of Plant Science & Phytopathology highlights the impact of FDS, a saponin isolated from Filicium decipiens seeds, on renal function. This study provides critical insights into its biochemical and histopathological effects. Visit…
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Evaluating Uranium Exposure A Study on Organ Contamination Using Teeth as Bioindicators
Introduction: Uranium contamination in regions with extensive mining activity is a growing public health concern. A recent study conducted in Brazil’s Caetité region examines the accumulation of uranium in human organs, using teeth as bioindicators. The findings highlight alarming levels of uranium ingestion, posing significant radiobiological risks to residents. Visit Horizon Scientific Press for more…



