Caribbean Consortium for Research in Environmental and Occupational Health (CCREOH) Cohort Study: influences of complex environmental exposures on maternal and child health in Suriname.
Wilco C W R ZijlmansJeffrey WickliffeAshna Hindori-MohangooSigrid MacDonald-OttevangerPaul OuboterGwendolyn LandburgJohn CodringtonJimmy RoosbladGaitree BaldewsinghRadha RamjatanAnisma GokoelFiroz Abdoel WahidLissa Fortes SoaresCecilia AlcalaEsther BoedhoeAntoon W GrünbergWilliam HawkinsArti ShankarEmily HarvilleS S DruryHannah CovertMaureen LichtveldPublished in: BMJ open (2020)
Fish consumption advisories are in development, especially relevant to interior women for whom fish consumption is likely to be the primary source of Hg exposure. Effects of potentially beneficial neuroprotective factors in fish that may counter neurotoxic effects of Hg are being examined. A pesticide literacy assessment in pregnant women is in progress. Neurodevelopmental assessments and telomere length measurements of the children to evaluate long-term effects of prenatal exposures to toxicant mixtures are ongoing.
Keyphrases
- pregnant women
- pregnancy outcomes
- air pollution
- human health
- healthcare
- risk assessment
- health information
- public health
- fluorescent probe
- polycystic ovary syndrome
- young adults
- mental health
- ionic liquid
- living cells
- life cycle
- aqueous solution
- birth weight
- metabolic syndrome
- brain injury
- health promotion
- subarachnoid hemorrhage