Blood inorganic mercury is directly associated with glucose levels in the human population and may be linked to processed food intake.

Dufault, Renee; Berg, Zara; Crider, Raquel; Schnoll, Roseanne; Wetsit, Larry; Bulls, Wayne Two; Gilbert, Steven G; Kingston, H M Skip; Wolle, Mesay Mulugeta; Rahman, G M Mizanur

doi:10.15761/imm.1000134

Blood inorganic mercury is directly associated with glucose levels in the human population and may be linked to processed food intake.

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