Morbidity and content of microelements in the blood of school children residing near chromium enterprises

Balash T. Tusupkaliev, Saule Bermagambetova, А Б Тусупкалиев, Akylbek Tussupkaliyev

2019

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DOI 10.18821/0016-99002016-95-7-655-658

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Abstract

For the first time there was investigated the content of certain microelements in the blood of children of school age residing in the city of Aktobe (Kazakhstan), where the global giants, mining andprocessing chrome ore productions are located. There were determined blood levels of chromium, nickel, lead in children. There was shown the difference in the blood content of microelements in children, depending on region of residence and their correlation with the core indices of health and disease.