Publications by authors named "Nabil Ma Albarqouni"

Objective: Metal contamination of humans in war areas has rarely been investigated. Weaponry's heavy metals become environmentally stable war remnants and accumulate in living things. They also pose health risks in terms of prenatal intake, with potential long term risks for reproductive and children's health.

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Synopsis of recent research by authors named "Nabil Ma Albarqouni"

  • - Nabil Ma Albarqouni's research focuses on the impact of military attacks on environmental and health outcomes, particularly the contamination of heavy metals in war zones.
  • - His 2017 study investigated the correlation between military attacks in Gaza in 2014 and the levels of heavy metal contaminants found in the hair of pregnant women and their newborns.
  • - The findings highlight the health risks associated with heavy metal exposure due to warfare, emphasizing the need for further investigation into prenatal impacts and long-term consequences for reproductive health and child development.

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