Reproductive outcomes in pregnant women and its association with arsenic contamination in drinking water in a region characterized by high birthweight rates in peru
Abstract
Sir,The Peruvian Region of Tacna has the highest prevalence of macrosomia (15%), but also the highest arsenic (As) concentration in tap water. The consumption of tap water contaminated with arsenic...
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