2023
DOI: 10.1016/j.chemosphere.2023.139868
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Exposure to parabens and dysglycemia: Insights from a Chinese population

Yu Song,
Mian Wang,
Luting Nie
et al.
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“…MeP also emerged as the most prevalent component of PBs, demonstrating the highest detection rate in the blood across various countries and regions. MeP levels in our study (median: 6.32 ng/mL) slightly exceeded those in adults in the United States, the Czech Republic, and other regions of China (range: 0.28–3.08 ng/mL). , Disparities in blood MeP levels primarily resulted from variations in paraben exposure among different genders, age groups, and the usage patterns of diverse hygiene and care products. Similarly, data from the NHANES and the Korean Cohort Exposure Study indicated elevated urine levels of MeP in older adults, attributable to their more frequent use of personal care products. , …”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 53%
“…MeP also emerged as the most prevalent component of PBs, demonstrating the highest detection rate in the blood across various countries and regions. MeP levels in our study (median: 6.32 ng/mL) slightly exceeded those in adults in the United States, the Czech Republic, and other regions of China (range: 0.28–3.08 ng/mL). , Disparities in blood MeP levels primarily resulted from variations in paraben exposure among different genders, age groups, and the usage patterns of diverse hygiene and care products. Similarly, data from the NHANES and the Korean Cohort Exposure Study indicated elevated urine levels of MeP in older adults, attributable to their more frequent use of personal care products. , …”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 53%