Titlebook: Arsenic; Exposure and Health Charles O. Abernathy,Rebecca L. Calderon,Willard R Book 1997 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1997 c

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-010-2614-7ting and Refining Company. Since 1948 Dr Pinto had been measuring arsenic levels in the urine of the workers at this smelter partly as a way of insuring that they were not overexposed to arsenic and as a check on their use of protective clothing and respirators (Pinto and McGill, 1953). He had co-au

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The geochemistry of arsenic,the sources and pathways contributing to human exposure. Arsenic is a metalloid element, within Group Vb of the Periodic Table, but is often incorrectly referred to as a metal. Arsenic is ubiquitous in the environment, usually being present in small amounts in all rock, soil, dust, water, air and biological tissues.

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Laura Gardini,Roya Makrooni,Iryna SushkoPatients from the affected area in West Bengal, India, have been treated at our institute since 1983. This chapter presents data on the basis of studies on 156 patients. Eleven patients who stopped drinking arsenic-contaminated water for 12 years were re-examined and the results are also presented.

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