Prenatal metal exposure in the Middle East: imprint of war in deciduous teeth of children

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Lead particles in air pollution created by explosions and the burning of military waste may explain rising incidences of birth…

イラクでの戦争の影響は新生児で歴然。歯のPb含量は対照の20倍。新生児障害・がんが激増中。 https://t.co/Pk9YycAIiQ

Some recent research has found that the impact of toxins in warzones can be found in children's teeth: bit.ly/2bcLBPK FPH's…

M. Savabieasfahani, et al. -- of Basra Medical School, Iraq; Isfahan University of Medical Sciences, Iran; and Lebanese…

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