BACKGROUND
Maternal biomarkers of organophosphates (OPs) and pyrethroids (PYR) have been associated with compromised child cognitive development. Visual expectation (VExP) evaluates infant processing speed as a foundation for subsequent cognition. Prenatal exposures to pesticides among children of Thai farmworkers are...
Pimjuta Nimmapirat, Zimeng Ren, Margaret Wolan Sullivan et al.· International Journal of Hyg...· 0 citations
Introduction Fine particulate matter (PM2.5) poses severe threats to early childhood development through neurotoxic, respiratory, and immunological pathways. Developing effective public health interventions requires a deep understanding of caregiver perceptions and protective behaviors. This cross-sectional study asses...
Suparat Phuanukoonnon, P. Aung, Wissanupong Kliengchuay et al.· The Journal of Climate Chang...· 0 citations
Seasonal haze in northern Thailand raises concerns about the health impacts of PM2.5-bound metals. This study assessed PM2.5-bound metals and inhalation health risks across three contrasting land use environments during the haze season in Chiang Mai Province, Thailand: Chiang Mai University (CMU; an urban site), Mae Ch...
Prenatal environmental exposures may influence fetal growth by disrupting the maternal metabolome and placental function. This exploratory study integrates untargeted maternal serum metabolomics and placental transcriptomics to identify shared molecular pathways through which the maternal environment affects fetal de...
Ye-Wei Wang, Dong-Hai Liang, Duan Wang et al.· Environment & Health· 0 citations
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