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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-3975-5assessment; development; health; management; risk management; screening

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Mercury as a Global Pollutant: Human Health IssuesFourth International

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Mercury contamination in hair of riverine populations of Apiacás Reserve in the Brazilian Amazonf 41.2μgg.. For the children under ten years of age, 14% show Hg concentration above 50μgg.. Comparison of these results with those obtained in 10 other Amazon surveys (n=1672) is shown. The results of the concentration of mercury in fish, mainly piscivorous (n=967) from Amazonian and Wetland (panta

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Fish contamination and human exposure to mercury in Tartarugalzinho River, Amapa State, Northern Amaon ratio between fish and water showed values higher than 50,000. Human exposure was estimated through the daily Hg intake obtained through interviews with the local population on the amount and species of fish consumed and the Hg concentration in the fish. The estimated average daily intake was 114

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Fish Diet and Mercury Exposure in a Riparian Amazonian Population were among the piscivorous and omnivorous species. Hair Hg concentrations (HHg), showed that villagers with a high fish diet (n=31; median HHg=16.1 μg/g) and mixed fish diet (n=36; median HHg=14.8 μg/g) had significantly higher HHg concentrations compared to the low fish diet group (n=29; mean HHg=

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Follow-up of mercury levels in fish, human hair and urine in the Madeira and Tapajós basins, Amazon,169; maximum 71 ppm), and data from some areas of the Tapajós suggest a decrease with time. Mercury was much higher in urine of goldshop workers in Santarém (low Tapajós) than in Alta Floresta (high Tapajós) and show a decreasing trend in both cases, probably related to the significant decline in go