UN Environment

Mercury Levels Up In Women Of Childbearing Age In Asia Pacific Region Alarms Global Community

Medicine & Technology Apr 24, 2017

The rise of levels of mercury found in women of child bearing age is a fact that the neurotoxic element is creeping in systems of humanity. Mercury is found in the food we eat, gold and coal mining. Coal used as fuel emits toxic mercury when combusted.

UN Environment

Mercury Levels Up In Women Of Childbearing Age In Asia Pacific Region Alarms Global Community

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