The use of simulated biological fluids (SBFs) is a promising in vitro technique to better
understand the release mechanisms and possible in vivo behaviour of materials, including …

Due to its beneficial corrosion resistance, stainless steel is widely used in, eg, biomedical
applications, as surfaces in food contact, and for products intended to come into skin contact …

Biological methods for the synthesis of nanomaterials have been suggested as an
ecofriendly alternative for chemical and physical methods. The synthesis of Nickel oxide …

Occupational exposure to airborne nickel is associated with an elevated risk for respiratory
tract diseases including lung cancer. Therefore, the increased production of Ni-containing …

Implantation using stainless steels (SS) is an example where an understanding of protein-
induced metal release from SS is important when assessing potential toxicological risks …

The risk assessment of phosphate mining/processing industrial activities on the environment
and human health is crucial to properly manage and minimize the risks over time. In this …

The content of metal (loid) s in particulate matter (PM) is of special concern due to their
contribution to overall (PM) toxicity. In this study, the bioaccessibility and human health risk …

For over 100 years, metals and their alloys have played a central role in the advancement of
medical implant applications across virtually all medical specialties. Early metal implants …

Understanding the links between sources of magnetic particles and bioaccessibility of metal
(loids) in environmental sampling media is crucial for better evaluating human health risks …

Stainless steel is widely used in biological environments, for example as implant material or
in food applications, where adsorption-controlled ligand-induced metal release is of …