food consumption / high heavy metal intakes / ml product / heavy metal cadmium / lower heavy metal transfer / high heavy metal migration / heavy metal contents / heavy metal migration / cadmium-coated metal vessels / food habits / food / /
MedicalCondition
lead poisoning / cancer / acute kidney failure / Cadmium Cadmium poisoning / disease / headache / Neurological disorders / shock / nausea / mild lead poisoning / Acute lead poisoning / vitamin D deficiency / very painful cramp / acute poisoning / clinically manifest lead poisoning / Chronic lead poisoning / vomiting / kidney failure / osteoporosis / cadmium poisoning / muscular tremors / constipation / tiredness / chronic oral exposure / /
MusicAlbum
Maximum / Limit / /
Organization
World Health Organisation / Federal Institute for Risk Assessment / Senate Committee for the Testing of Harmful Working Materials / Test Agency for Commodities Lüneburg / Senate Commission for the Testing of Harmful Working Materials / German Research Foundation / European Union / Environmental Protection Agency / / /
Position
Representative / /
Product
vitamin D / areas / beverages / intake / environment / /
Lead and Cadmium from Ceramics Updated Expert Opinion* No[removed]of BfR from 26 March 2004 The colour overglaze of ceramic dinnerware may contain heavy metals like lead and cadmium. Depending on whether the ceramics w