Advances in assessing heavy metals in food Jakob C. Johannsen

Advances in assessing heavy metals in food Jakob C. JohannsenThis chapter provides a comprehensive overview of the presence, sources, risks, and detection methods of heavy metals (HMs) in food. It focuses on toxic elements such as lead, mercury, cadmium, and arsenic, which pose significant health risks even at low concentrations. The chapter explores the mechanisms of HM uptake and bioaccumulation in plants and animals, and highlights global contamination trends, particularly in fish and fresh produce. Risk

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