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As for environmental factors, various factors such as mercury, lead, pesticides, solvents, head trauma, electric shock, and lower body mass index have been suggested as potential risk factors for ALS 7
High exposure to polyaromatic hydrocarbons in the womb has been associated with lower IQ and childhood asthma, as well as adverse post-birth effects including heart malformations and DNA damage
Here we provide compelling evidence that chronic exposure of nicotine plays a critical role in initiating neutrophil recruitment and premetastatic niche formation by skewing neutrophil toward a tumor-supporting phenotype