Aluminium (Al) is the most abundant metal in the Earth's crust and a common environmental contaminant due to industrial processes, recycling and consumer goods. Aluminium can enter the human body via the gastrointestinal, respiratory, and skin routes, as well as through injection, although this is not essential for bio...
Tripti Sharma, Hare Krishna, Abhinav Dixit et al.· Maedica· 0 citations
Preliminary evidence suggests that ANS and PNS dysregulation may precede overt cognitive decline in Al toxicity and HRV and baroreflex sensitivity are promising candidates for early-stage screening; longitudinal human studies are required to validate these markers and control for occupational co-exposures.
T. Sengupta, Tripti Sharma, Prasunpriya Nayak et al.· Frontiers in Physiology· 0 citations
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