Effects and risks of endocrine disrupting chemicals
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Ten-year surveillance reveals that PCBs decrease with distance from industry, while PCDD/Fs show no spatial gradient in raw milk from small ruminants in southern Italy.
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Gradient-boosting framework identifies several environmental concentrations of BPAF as preliminary risk flags, highlighting the need for targeted monitoring and early risk assessment.
Atmospheric microplastic deposition in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei urban area averages 61.89 items·m−2·d−1, with higher fluxes in Beijing and Tianjin, especially in spring.
Decabromodiphenyl ethane (DBDPE) promotes cancer-like traits in human breast cells and zebrafish xenografts, indicating potential health risks of this flame retardant.
Kitchen plastic food containers are the main source of micro-nanoplastics released, with polypropylene and polyethylene particles exceeding 1 μm in size dominating the release.
Dietary polystyrene microplastics at 500 μm impair growth and cause tissue damage in Carassius gibelio var. Qihe, reducing body weight by up to 100 μg/g feed exposure.
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Urban micro-watersheds in India release up to 107,958.6 ng/L of organophosphate flame retardants, posing potential ecological risks in tropical river basins.
Microplastic pollution and ecological risks vary significantly across economic activity environments, with landfill and Yellow River Basin areas showing higher MP abundance and risks.
Genetically predicted higher PFOA and PFOS levels are linked to specific kidney disease risks, with PFOA associated with hypertensive nephropathy and calculus of kidney.
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PFAS induce widespread hormetic responses across diverse ecological models, with biphasic dose-response patterns observed from bacteria to vertebrates.
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