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The discussions reflect a strong interest in the study’s implications, with mentions of specific metals like manganese and selenium influencing childhood blood pressure, and references to presentations at conferences, demonstrating active engagement. The tone combines supportive acknowledgment with curiosity about the biological mechanisms, indicating a general consensus that this research could have meaningful health implications.
Most discussions acknowledge the study’s findings, especially about metals like manganese and selenium being linked to blood pressure regulation, indicating general support.
There is high curiosity shown through references to follow-up studies, conference discussions, and citations of specific research questions, indicating strong interest.
Participants demonstrate active engagement by sharing links to full articles, commenting on the implications, and referencing additional related research, though some discussions are more superficial.
While the discussions highlight potential health implications, especially regarding prenatal exposure to toxic metals, the overall perceived impact remains moderate, as it primarily informs ongoing research rather than immediate policy changes.
The first chapter of my Ph.D. dissertation "In Utero Exposure to Heavy Metals and Trace Elements and Childhood Blood Pressure in a U.S. Urban, Low-Income, Minority Birth Cohort" is now online @EHPonline! Check it out at: https://t.co/NxMl0zRQWP https://t.co/EMGF7DWY14
NEW RESEARCH: In Utero Exposure to Heavy Metals and Trace Elements and Childhood Blood Pressure in a U.S. Urban, Low-Income, Minority Birth Cohort. Read the article ➡️ https://t.co/g8GaMMYpBb @MingyuZhang_ @noeltmueller @JohnsHopkinsEPI @tiangeliu_ @JessiePBuckley @jhubiostat
NOW AVAILABLE: In a study of 1,194 mother-infant pairs, investigators reported that higher selenium and manganese concentrations in women’s blood at delivery were associated with lower child systolic blood press at ages 3–15 years ➡️ https://t.co/eRLB3c0eAo @tiangeliu_ https://t.co/Ld7zm5Sj2P
Can micronutrients counteract adverse health effects associated with prenatal pollutant exposure? Mingyu Zhang, coauthor of the EHP paper https://t.co/DWvm0DPJyQ, will discuss findings from the Boston Birth Cohort at #SER2022 today at 1:45 PM CST. @MingyuZhang_ @societyforepi
#ICYMI... NEW RESEARCH: In Utero Exposure to Heavy Metals and Trace Elements and Childhood Blood Pressure in a U.S. Urban, Low-Income, Minority Birth Cohort. Read the article ➡️ https://t.co/19z9l6W5Qz @JohnsHopkinsEPI @JHUWelchCenter @JohnsHopkinsHBS @jhubiostat @HopkinsMedicine
Researchers from @JohnsHopkinsSPH including @MingyuZhang_ examined in utero exposure to metals, such as lead, mercury, cadmium, selenium, and manganese, and their associations with childhood blood pressure. https://t.co/9yoOH1NRER
This study examines how in utero exposure to heavy metals and trace elements affects childhood blood pressure, using data from the Boston Birth Cohort. Findings highlight potential health risks associated with metal…
This seminar summarizes research on in utero exposure to heavy metals and trace elements and its impact on childhood blood pressure, based on studies from a low-income U.S. minority cohort.
The reason for “another” is that we previously found that Mn might counteract Cadmium toxicity on child blood pressure. “the inverse association between Mn and child SBP was stronger at higher levels of Cd” https://t.co/eWkyJyRfJS
The first 2 Aims have been published previously. Aim 1 paper examined the individual & joint effects of in utero exposure to Pb, Hg, Cd, Se, & Mn on childhood BP. https://t.co/YLvI47DlaJ Check out the Aim 1 paper in @EHPonline: https://t.co/eWkyJyRfJS
RT @EHPonline: Can micronutrients counteract adverse health effects associated with prenatal pollutant exposure? Mingyu Zhang, coauthor of…
Can micronutrients counteract adverse health effects associated with prenatal pollutant exposure? Mingyu Zhang, coauthor of the EHP paper https://t.co/DWvm0DPJyQ, will discuss findings from the Boston Birth Cohort at #SER2022 today at 1:45 PM CST. @MingyuZhang_ @societyforepi
RT @MingyuZhang_: This work is a follow-up to our work published in @EHPonline earlier this year (my first dissertation paper). In that wor…
RT @MHTF: Researchers from @JohnsHopkinsSPH including @MingyuZhang_ examined in utero exposure to metals, such as lead, mercury, cadmium, s…
Researchers from @JohnsHopkinsSPH including @MingyuZhang_ examined in utero exposure to metals, such as lead, mercury, cadmium, selenium, and manganese, and their associations with childhood blood pressure. https://t.co/9yoOH1NRER
#ICYMI... NEW RESEARCH: In Utero Exposure to Heavy Metals and Trace Elements and Childhood Blood Pressure in a U.S. Urban, Low-Income, Minority Birth Cohort. Read the article ➡️ https://t.co/19z9l6W5Qz @JohnsHopkinsEPI @JHUWelchCenter @JohnsHopkinsHBS @jhubiostat @HopkinsMedicine
RT @sos_mcs: Exposition #inutero aux #métauxlourds et aux oligo-éléments et pression artérielle chez l'enfant dans une cohorte de #naissanc…
Exposition #inutero aux #métauxlourds et aux oligo-éléments et pression artérielle chez l'enfant dans une cohorte de #naissance urbaine, à faible revenu et minoritaire aux #EtatsUnis https://t.co/DoZmQfCHhG
RT @EHPonline: MOST READ RESEARCH last week: In Utero Exposure to Heavy Metals and Trace Elements and Childhood Blood Pressure in a U.S. Ur…
RT @EHPonline: MOST READ RESEARCH last week: In Utero Exposure to Heavy Metals and Trace Elements and Childhood Blood Pressure in a U.S. Ur…
RT @EHPonline: MOST READ RESEARCH last week: In Utero Exposure to Heavy Metals and Trace Elements and Childhood Blood Pressure in a U.S. Ur…
MOST READ RESEARCH last week: In Utero Exposure to Heavy Metals and Trace Elements and Childhood Blood Pressure in a U.S. Urban, Low-Income, Minority Birth Cohort ➡️ https://t.co/j8ORMfVFkO @MingyuZhang_ @noeltmueller @JohnsHopkinsEPI @tiangeliu_ @JessiePBuckley @jhubiostat
RT @MingyuZhang_: The first chapter of my Ph.D. dissertation "In Utero Exposure to Heavy Metals and Trace Elements and Childhood Blood Pres…
RT @EHPonline: NEW RESEARCH: In Utero Exposure to Heavy Metals and Trace Elements and Childhood Blood Pressure in a U.S. Urban, Low-Income,…
RT @EHPonline: NEW RESEARCH: In Utero Exposure to Heavy Metals and Trace Elements and Childhood Blood Pressure in a U.S. Urban, Low-Income,…
NEW RESEARCH: In Utero Exposure to Heavy Metals and Trace Elements and Childhood Blood Pressure in a U.S. Urban, Low-Income, Minority Birth Cohort. Read the article ➡️ https://t.co/g8GaMMYpBb @MingyuZhang_ @noeltmueller @JohnsHopkinsEPI @tiangeliu_ @JessiePBuckley @jhubiostat
RT @EHPonline: NOW AVAILABLE: In a study of 1,194 mother-infant pairs, investigators reported that higher selenium and manganese concentrat…
The first chapter of my Ph.D. dissertation "In Utero Exposure to Heavy Metals and Trace Elements and Childhood Blood Pressure in a U.S. Urban, Low-Income, Minority Birth Cohort" is now online @EHPonline! Check it out at: https://t.co/NxMl0zRQWP https://t.co/EMGF7DWY14
NOW AVAILABLE: In a study of 1,194 mother-infant pairs, investigators reported that higher selenium and manganese concentrations in women’s blood at delivery were associated with lower child systolic blood press at ages 3–15 years ➡️ https://t.co/eRLB3c0eAo @tiangeliu_ https://t.co/Ld7zm5Sj2P
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