Divine Aleru is an accomplished biochemist and researcher with a specialized background in environmental toxicology, focusing on the impacts of heavy metals on human health. With deep-rooted expertise in microbiome signatures analysis, Divine seamlessly blends rigorous scientific training with her passion for deciphering the intricate relationships between environmental exposures and the human microbiome. Her career is distinguished by a commitment to advancing integrative health interventions, leveraging cutting-edge microbiome research to illuminate how toxic metals shape biological systems. Driven by curiosity and innovation, Divine is dedicated to translating complex environmental findings into actionable insights that improve individual and public health outcomes.
2025-09-30 16:21:13
Effect of uncontrolled fertilization and heavy metal toxicity associated with arsenic(As), lead(Pb) and cadmium (Cd), and possible remediationThe paper discusses how uncontrolled use of fertilizers leads to heavy metal contamination in soil and water, affecting human health and the environment. It suggests solutions like better management practices and stricter regulations to reduce the risks.
2025-09-30 16:10:47
Cadmium toxicity and treatment: An updateThe update on cadmium toxicity explores its health risks, treatment options, and regulatory measures that food manufacturers and public health officials must consider to minimize exposure and prevent harm.
2025-09-30 12:40:19
Cadmium (Cd)Cadmium is a persistent heavy metal that accumulates in kidneys and bones. Dietary sources include cereals, cocoa, shellfish and vegetables, while smokers and industrial workers receive higher exposures. Studies link cadmium to kidney dysfunction, bone fractures and cancer.
2025-09-24 03:27:33
Adverse Human Health Effects of Chromium by Exposure Route: A Comprehensive Review Based on Toxicogenomic ApproachThis chromium exposure routes toxicogenomic review maps route-specific and shared mechanisms—DNA damage, adhesion loss—and nominates hub-gene biomarkers to strengthen HTMC certification and surveillance.
