• Antioxidants and fatty acids in the amelioration of rheumatoid arthritis and related disorders

  • Ascorbic acid prevents beta-amyloid-induced intracellular calcium increase and cell death in PC12 cells

  • Assessment of Copper and Zinc Status in Hair and Urine of Young Female Descendants of NIDDM Parents

  • Boron Exposure from Consumer Products

  • Calcium and Magnesium content in hair as a predictor of disease in children

  • Characterization of the Antiarrhythmic Effect of the Trace Element Zinc and its Potential Relationship to Inhibition of Oxidative Stress

  • Contents of trace elements in the hair of aplastic anemia patients and the treatment based on an overall analysis of symptoms and signs

  • Copper and Zinc Status as a Risk Factor for lschemic Heart Disease: A Comparison Between Japanese in Brazil and Okinawa

  • Correlation of Mercury with Selenium in Human Hair at a Typical Mercury- Polluted Area in China

  • Correlation of Mercury and Selenium in the Human Kidney

  • Dietary Zinc Intake of a Group of Long-Stay Mentally Handicapped Women

  • EDTA Chelation Effects on Urinary Losses of Cadmium, Calcium, Chromium, Cobalt, Copper, Lead, Magnesium, and Zinc

  • EDTA Chelation Therapy

  • Effect of Altered Selenium and Vitamin E Nutritional Status on Learning and Memory of Third-Generation Rats

  • Effect of Cadmium Body Burden on Immune Response of School Children

  • Elemental anomalies in hair as indicators of endocrinologic pathologies and deficiencies in calcium and bone metabolism

  • Exposure to Lead, A Potentially Hazardous Toxin: Paget's Disease of Bone

  • Further studies of vanadium in depressive psychosis

  • Hair analysis of spastic children in Hong Kong

  • Hair and Serum Calcium, Iron, Copper, and Zinc Levels During Normal Pregnancy at Three Trimesters

  • Hair concentrations of calcium, iron, and zinc in pregnant women and effects of supplementation

  • Hair iron content: possible marker to complement monitoring therapy of iron deficiency in patients with chronic inflammatory bowel diseases

  • Heavy Metals in Human Hair and Teeth.

  • Importance of Boron Nutrition for Brain and Psychological Function

  • Justification for Providing Dietary Guidance for the Nutritional Intake of Boron

  • Lactic acidosis and Other Mitochondrial Disorders

  • Lactic Acidosis as a Result of Iron Deficiency

  • Lead and Copper Contamination of Soil from Industrial Activities and Firing Ranges

  • Longevity and selenium deficiency: evidence from the People's Republic of China

  • Long-term zinc and iron supplementation in children of short stature: effect of growth/trace element content in tissues

  • Low Level Aluminum Exposure and Childhood Motor Performance

  • Manganese mineral interaction in brain

  • Matabolic Acidosis and Thiamine Deficiency

  • Mercury and selenium concentrations in maternal and neonatal scalp hair: relationship to amalgam-based dental treatment received during pregnancy

  • Mercury from Maternal "Silver" Tooth Fillings in Sheep and Human Breast Milk.

  • Mercury in hair for a child population from Tarragona Province, Spain

  • Metabolic and endocrine effects of metabolic acidosis in humans

  • Possible Balance of Phosphorus Accumulations Among Bone, Cartillage, Artery, and Vein in Single Human Individuals

  • Premature hair graying and bone mineral density

  • Retention Times of Pb, Cd, Cu and Zn in Children's Blood Item Last

  • Role of adequate dietary calcium intake in the prevention and management of salt-sensitive hypertension

  • Selenium Supplementation Increases the Polyunsaturated Fatty Acid Content of Human Breast Milk

  • Symptomatic Treatment of Brain Tumor Patients with Sodium Selenite, Oxygen, and Other Supportive Measures

  • The Nutritional and Metabolic Effects of Boron in Humans and Animals

  • Use of hair analysis for evaluating mercury intoxication of the human body A review

  • Vitamin-mineral intake and intelligence; a macrolevel analysis of randomized controlled trials

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