Co-exposure to methylmercury and inorganic arsenic in baby rice cereals and rice-containing teething biscuits

Article ID	Journal	Published Year	Pages	File Type
5756145	Environmental Research	2017	9 Pages	PDF

Abstract

Rice-containing baby cereals and teething biscuits were a dietary source of both MeHg and inorganic As. Studies concerning the cumulative impacts of MeHg and inorganic As on offspring development are warranted.

Keywords

DMA U.S. EPA NRC MDL CDC cold vapor atomic fluorescence spectrometry ASO CVAFS MMA U.S. FDA SF-ICP-MS MeHg THg Arsenic Inorganic arsenic AST IARC یا International Agency for Research on Cancer International Agency for Research on Cancer U.S. Environmental Protection Agency U.S. Food and Drug Administration dimethylarsinic acid monomethylarsonic acid standard deviation Arsenic oxide ANOVA one-way analysis of variance neurodevelopment Mercury Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations Carcinogen National Research Council FAO Methylmercury Center for Disease Control and Prevention Total arsenic Total mercury

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Co-exposure to methylmercury and inorganic arsenic in baby rice cereals and rice-containing teething biscuits

Authors

Sarah E. Rothenberg, Brian P. Jackson, G. Carly McCalla, Alexis Donohue, Alison M. Emmons,