Occupational exposure to cadmium (Cd) remains an important environmental health concern, particularly in industrial settings where long-term exposure may affect multiple physiological systems. Although Cd has been linked to reproductive and cardiovascular toxicity, human studies that simultaneously evaluate biomarkers...
Deniz Ozkan Vardar, L. Tutkun, S. Iritaş et al.· BMC Endocrine Disorders· 0 citations
Background/aim Occupational lead (Pb) exposure remains a significant public health concern due to its persistent presence in industrial environments and its cumulative toxic effects. Although the hematological and neurological consequences of Pb exposure are well documented, early vascular effects and the mechanisms as...
M. G. Gözükara, S. Iritaş, Deniz Ozkan Vardar et al.· Turkish Journal of Medical S...· 0 citations
Highlights What are the main findings? More than half of healthcare workers (61.6%) reported not using any personal protective equipment in routine practice, and 21.0% reported not using a dosimeter despite working in radiation-exposed units. Knowledge of the 5-year average occupational dose limit was markedly limited,...
E. Pepele, S. Deniz· Healthcare· 0 citations
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