'Prenatal metal exposure in the Middle East: imprint of war in deciduous teeth of children' Journal Article
In war zones, the explosion of bombs, bullets, and other ammunition releases multiple neurotoxicants into the environment.
The Middle East is currently the site of heavy environmental disruption by massive bombardments. A very large number of US military bases, which release highly toxic environmental contaminants, have also been erected since 2003.
Current knowledge supports the hypothesis that war-created pollution is a major cause of rising birth defects and cancers in Iraq. We created elemental bio-imaging of trace elements in deciduous teeth of children with birth defects from Iraq.
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In war zones, the explosion of bombs, bullets, and other ammunition releases multiple neurotoxicants into the environment.
The Middle East is currently the site of heavy environmental disruption by massive bombardments. A very large number of US military bases, which release highly toxic environmental contaminants, have also been erected since 2003.
Current knowledge supports the hypothesis that war-created pollution is a major cause of rising birth defects and cancers in Iraq. We created elemental bio-imaging of trace elements in deciduous teeth of children with birth defects from Iraq.
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