Anthropogenic factors in war surroundings in our country

Miroslava, Kristoforović-Ilić, Dušan, Bogunović, Milka, Vidović, Kristina, Švan, Magdolna, Slavić

Glasnik Antropološkog društva Jugoslavije

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0351-1480

http://scindeks.ceon.rs/article.aspx?query=ISSID%26and%263347&page=14&so...

1999-2021/11/05/08:20:14

Aggression of NATO members and bombing great chemical complexes, refineries and other similar institutions caused enormous contamination in all environmental spheres. In this way, directly or indirectly is endangered living word. During the period of time, chronic exposures will influence changes on skin, blood organs, appearance of slow growth and development of children, appearance of particular tissue sensibilisation, cumulative and toxic effects, malignity, teratogenic and mutagenic effects. The whole population and particularly children were exposed to mental strains and stress. Decreased QI in children could be expected as well as behavioural changes im movement co-ordination), and with changed placental barriers teratogenic and embriotoxic effects are possible. Our investigation: on the several different industrial and urban part of Vojvodina, was detected levels of environment pollutants: residues of cadmium in the placenta minimum 0,006 microg/gr to maximum 0,124 microg/gr; and in a blood of umbrical cord: minimum 0,0006 microg/ml to maximum 0,0059 microg/ml. Residue of lead in placenta: minimum 0,0095 microg/gr to maximum 0,467 microg/gr and in blood of umbrial cord; minimum 0,000 microg/ml to maximum 0,591 pg/ml. The pollutants with cumulative effects, which mother gives to own child, would be increase through live, because, the nowadays levels of air pollutants are much over the maximum allowed concentration (MAC)! Aiming to assess risks from the effect of mentioned dangerous and harmful matters from environment to population health it is necessary to prepare multidisciplinary plan which will encompass modification of suggested levels of tolerant daily intake (TDI) for particular chemical noxae.