Titlebook: Changing Metal Cycles and Human Health; Report of the Dahlem J. O. Nriagu Conference proceedings 1984 Dr. S. Bernhard, Dahlem Konferenzen,

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Policymaking for a Good Society) metallic compounds; the possibility of total exposure standards is discussed. The present confusion and logical inconsistency between standards is illustrated for arsenic but applies also to other metals.

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Bioavailability oF Trace Elements in Foodstuffs and Beverages,factors; among these interfering substances, interactions with other dietary components and chemical speciation are important. Metabolic variables include absorptive and transport mechanisms, biotransformations, accumulation, and excretory mechanisms. Concurrent exposure to several metals alters their biological effects.

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Standard Setting and Metal Speciation: Arsenic,) metallic compounds; the possibility of total exposure standards is discussed. The present confusion and logical inconsistency between standards is illustrated for arsenic but applies also to other metals.

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Analyse der Rahmenbedingungen in China,tal effects on the quality of both groundwater and agricultural products. During the last decade, the major objectives of research on metal-polluted waters have changed from the initial surveys of sources and pathways to more detailed investigations of the mechanisms controlling the mobility and bioavailability of different metal species.

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Policymaking for a Good Societyre levels these effects occur. There are, however, several other metals (e.g., Cr, Co, Mo, Ni, Al, Sn, V, and Sb) which may produce severe toxic effects in humans under certain conditions. More research is needed to evaluate the kind of health hazards that may be involved in connection with these less studied metals.