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    Renal dysfunction of cadmium-exposed workers residing in a cadmium-polluted environment

    Human exposure to cadmium may occur in both occupational and general environments. We were interested in determining whether a combination of occupational and environmental exposure to cadmium results in diffe...

    Taiyi **, Qinghu Kong, Tingting Ye, Xunwei Wu, Gunnar F. Nordberg in Biometals (2004)

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    Environmental cadmium exposure and forearm bone density

    Environmental exposure to cadmium may give rise to osteomalacia combined with renal dysfunction, so called `Itai-Itai disease', which was endemic in the heavily polluted area in Japan. The main focus of this s...

    Guoying Zhu, Hongfu Wang, Yongxin Shi, Shifang Weng, Taiyi **, Qinghu Kong… in Biometals (2004)

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    Cadmium biomonitoring and renal dysfunction among a population environmentally exposed to cadmium from smelting in China (ChinaCad)

    Cadmium, an environmental pollutant, can have adverse effects on the human body. The kidney is the critical organ. In order to improve the understanding of the dose-response relationship between cadmium exposu...

    Taiyi **, Monica Nordberg, Wolfgang Frech, Xavier Dumont, Alfred Bernard… in Biometals (2002)