Environmental pollution challenges public health surveillance: the case of mercury exposure and intoxication in Brazil
Summary: Pollution, causing millions of deaths annually, disproportionally affects low- and middle-income countries (LMICs). Mercury ranks among the three main chemicals of major public health concern, and even low levels can cause cardiovascular and nervous outcomes, with children and indigenous po...
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Main Authors: | Maria Elena Crespo-Lopez (Author), Amanda Lopes-Araújo (Author), Paulo Cesar Basta (Author), Isabela Soares-Silva (Author), Carlos B.A. de Souza (Author), Caio Gustavo Leal-Nazaré (Author), Letícia Santos-Sacramento (Author), Jean Ludger Barthelemy (Author), Gabriela P. Arrifano (Author), Marcus Augusto-Oliveira (Author) |
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2024-11-01T00:00:00Z.
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