Journal de toxicologie clinique
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Toxicity of Mercury in Human: A Review

Maria Tariq

Mercury is a poisonous heavy metal which is widely spread in nature as a man-made contamination. Most human exposure results from fish consumption or dental amalgam. Mercury occurs in some chemical shape, with composite pharmacokinetics. Mercury can bring about a broad span of clinical presentations. Identification of mercury toxicity can be testing but can be get with sensible valid. Successful treatment for clinical toxicity has been report. It is necessary to regularly check the toxicity and quality of water system. Wastewater should be treated before being discharge into water sources. Other experimental processes, like that recycling process should be considered tackle situation.