August Editorial Praised

104-107 432 Susheeka editorial August 9 1700.fm

Although anemia (low hemoglobin) can be due to many different causes such as parasites, urinary tract infection, and malaria, in fact poor nutrition and excessive ingestion of a toxic agent like fluoride (F–) are probably more frequent causes in many countries and are often overlooked and neglected. In the case of pregnancy, iron deficiency is very common, affecting millions of women worldwide....

117-124 pq 443 Editorial Neurotoxicity August 26 0637.fm

NEUROTOXIC EFFECTS OF FLUORIDE SUMMARY: This issue of Fluoride contains three new reports on fluoride (F) and neurotoxicity. A study of neurotoxic effects of F in aluminum potroom workers in Iran shows the importance of neurobehavioral testing for the early detection of cognitive impairment in workers occupationally exposed to airborne F. Two studies, from Iran and India, examined the IQ of chi...

Editorial: Molecular Endocrinology special feature minireviews for August 2013: GPCRs in Endocrine physiology and pathophysiology.

G protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs) are a large superfamily of plasma membrane receptors, which mediate a number of physiological regulatory mechanisms. They are also major drug targets used for a variety of diseases. Of particular importance to the field of endocrinology, GPCRs have recognized roles in the physiology, pathophysiology, and therapy of diabetes mellitus and metabolic syndrome. A ...

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