Wpływ związków rtęci na organizm człowieka The infl uence of mercury compounds on the human body

Rtęć (Hg) stanowi zagrożenie dla zdrowia i życia człowieka. Pierwiastek ten był powszechnie stosowany, między innymi przy produkcji kosmetyków i szczepionek. Obecnie głównymi źródłami narażenia ludzi na Hg jest dieta bogata w ryby i owoce morza, a także posiadanie amalgamatów stomatologicznych oraz narażenie zawodowe. Związki rtęci działają toksycznie na układ nerwowy, krążenia, dokrewny, szkieletowy, moczowy, płciowy oraz immunologiczny. W artykule dokonano przeglądu wpływu Hg na organizm człowieka w oparciu o najnowsze wyniki badań. (Farm Współ 2016; 9: 210-216)

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