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Osteoporosis

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Notes
Lead accumulates in bone and increased exposure may result in women during times of increased bone turnover (e.g. pregnancy, lactation, and menopause)

References:
  • Vahter M. et al. Metals and Women's Health. Environ Research 2002; Section A, 88:145-155.

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