… Data from several recent reports from different countries indicate that an average urinary
cadmium excretion of 2.5 |ng/g creatinine is related to an excess prevalence of renal tubular …

… (10 μg/g wet weight) than control mice (140 μg/g), thus … /g Cd in kidney tissue and developed
renal tubular damage. This finding is in accordance with the early suggestion by Nordberg …

Background: Exposure to cadmium (Cd) has long been recognized as a health hazard, both
in industry and in general populations with high exposure. Under the currently prevailing …

Under certain conditions high concentrations of lead or cadmium in drinking water have
occurred as a result of contamination from piping and distribution systems Contamination has …

… Nordberg, Monica Nordberg, and Max Costa … Nordberg, and Monica Nordberg … Ivo
Iavicoli and Veruscka Leso Antero Aitio, Monica Nordberg, and …

A monograph reviewing the occurrence of Cd, its metabolism and toxicity and studies on itai-
itai disease in Japan.

This comprehensive monograph on the toxicology of metals includes chapters on aluminium,
antimony, arsenic, barium, beryllium, bismuth, cadmium, chromium, cobalt, copper, …

… Nordberg served as a member of the WHO Task Group for an Environmental Health
Criteria Document on Cadmium representing the Permanent Commission and International …

… metal smelter near the city of Wenzhou (Nordberg et al. 1997) it was … g creatinine and for
RBP was 300 µg/g creatinine. ALBuria was calculated, based on a cut off level of 15 mg ALB/g …

… 0.3 mg/g crea) urinary retinol binding protein (RBP) was reported by Nordberg et al. 2002.
This increase was statistically significant at urinary Cd of 5–10 microgram/g crea and higher. A …