Arsenic in Geosphere and Human Diseases; Arsenic 2010

Discover the intricate relationship between arsenic and human health in "Arsenic in Geosphere and Human Diseases; Arsenic 2010," published by Taylor & Francis Ltd. This comprehensive hardback edition, spanning 652 pages, serves as an essential resource for researchers and professionals interested in arsenic's environmental impact and its implications for human diseases. The book is a product of the congress "Arsenic in the Environment," providing a multidisciplinary platform for in-depth discussions on various topics including the geology and hydrogeology of arsenic, its ecological effects in soils, plants, and the food chain, as well as its impact on marine and terrestrial biota. Analytical methods for studying arsenic are also explored, making this volume a vital addition to the library of anyone engaged in environmental science, public health, or toxicology. Enhance your understanding of this critical subject with insights from experts in the field.