Anti-Therapeutic Action: Heavy metal bioaccumulation in food crops

Heavy Metal Contamination and Risk Assessment in Soil–Wheat/Corn Systems near Metal Mining Areas in Northwestern China

Mining operations in Jinchang City have contaminated farmland soils with dangerous levels of nickel, copper, and cobalt. These toxic metals accumulate in wheat and corn crops grown in the area, posing serious health risks—especially to children. The study found that children consuming these locally grown grains face significantly elevated health dangers, and the contaminated soils require immediate cleanup before farming can safely resume.

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