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ESTIMATING INORGANIC ARSENIC EXPOSURE FROM U.S. RICE AND TOTAL WATER INTAKES
Mantha, M., E. Yeary, J. Trent, P.Z. Creed, K. Kubachka, T. Hanley, N. Shockey, D. Heitkemper, et al.
Environmental Health Perspectives 125(5):(2017)
Researchers estimated Americans' inorganic arsenic exposures from drinking water and rice—a food that may contain arsenic—and concluded that rice consumption may account for as much inorganic arsenic exposure as drinking water in some U.S. populations. https://ehp.niehs.nih.gov/ehp418/
Environmental Health Perspectives 125(5):(2017)
Researchers estimated Americans' inorganic arsenic exposures from drinking water and rice—a food that may contain arsenic—and concluded that rice consumption may account for as much inorganic arsenic exposure as drinking water in some U.S. populations. https://ehp.niehs.nih.gov/ehp418/
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