Tag: Endemic fluorosis areas
Showing 10 of 172:
-
Refinement Impairments of Verbal-Performance Intelligent Quotient in Children Exposed to Fluoride Produced by Coal Burning.
References: 1. Strunecka A, Patocka J (1999) Pharmacological and toxicological effects of aluminofluoride complexes. Fluoride 32(4):230–242. 2. Strunecka A, Strunecky O, Patocka J (2002) Fluoride plus aluminum: useful tools in laboratory investigations, but messengers of false information. Physiol Res 51(6):557–564. PubMed 3. Anna Strunecka JP, Russell L. Blaylock, Niloufer J. Chinoy Fluoride interactions: from molecules […]
-
Chronic endemic fluorosis (with bone affections) in the Punjab.
First Page of Study Since the investigation of Black an,d McKay in 1916 into the problem of mottled enamel, and the definite association of this anomaly with the fluorine content of drinking waters by Churchill (1931, 1932), the matter of fluorine intoxication has been studied in detail by different workers in various parts of the […]
-
Occurrence of fluorosis in endemic forms in Hyderabad state.
FIRST PAGE OF PAPER All animal tissues and plants contain fluorine in very small amounts. It is found in soils, rocks and water. No convincing evidence has been as yet produced to show that it performs any useful function in animal nutrition, or that it is essential for animal metabolism. During the past 15 years, […]
-
Spatial distribution of endemic fluorosis caused by drinking water in a high-fluorine area in Ningxia, China.
-
Dental Fluorosis and Dental Caries.
FOR some 8 or 9 years past the presence of fluorine in water supplies has been attracting much attention, chiefly as a danger and as the cause of endemic dental fluorosis, or mottled enamel, which has been reported in some 300 communities in 23 states of the Union. According to Dean,1 this condition was first […]
-
Endemic Fluorosis in the Nellore District of South India.
About the month of April 1936 the district health officer, Nellore, Dr. Lakshminarayana, had his attention drawn by the health inspectors of Podili and Darsi ranges of the Nellore district to a disease characterized by a definite train of symptoms and which was very prevalent in the district. The most obvious symptoms of this […]
-
Fluorine and Fluorosis [June 1944].
Excerpt The first account of mottled enamel in human beings was given in 1902 by Eager of the United States Public Health Service who noticed its frequency among Italian emigrants from Naples. Black and McKay (1916) found it occurring in various parts of the U.S.A. and described it more fully in 1916. Since then, cases […]
-
Fluorine in the environment in an endemic fluorosis area in Southwest, China.
-
Fluorosis and cognitive development among children (6-14 years of age) in the endemic areas of the world: a review and critical analysis.
References An J, Mei S, Liu A (1992) The effects of high fluoride on the level of intelligence of primary and secondary students. Chinese Journal of Control of Endemic Diseases 7:93–94 Google Scholar Brigatti MF, Guggenheim S (2002) Mica crystal chemistry and the influence of pressure, temperature, and solid solution on atomistic models. Rev […]
-
Investigation and evaluation on intelligence and growth of children in endemic fluorosis and arsenism areas.