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Accumulation of mercury and lead in the body has been linked to a range of health problems, including neurological damage, and lead has been linked to learning disabilities and behavioral problems in children. Studies have shown that mercury can adversely affect the immune system, and can be toxic to the nervous system. It is important to understand the sources of these toxins and how to reduce exposure to them. Common sources of mercury and lead include water, food, air, and industrial and medical waste. In particular, mercury can be found in fish, dental amalgams, and natural gas, while lead can be found in paint, gasoline, and lead-acid batteries. To reduce exposure to these toxins, it is important to avoid eating large fish, such as tuna, that contain high levels of mercury, and to limit the amount of lead-based paint used in the home. In addition to avoiding sources of mercury and lead, it is also important to follow good health practices, such as eating a balanced diet, exercising regularly, and avoiding smoking and alcohol. Finally, it is important to talk to your doctor if you have any concerns about your health, and to have your blood tested for heavy metals if you are concerned about exposure.
NCR retail prices surge by 6% in October - BusinessWorld Online
Retail price growth in Metro Manila hit a near 14-year high in October amid surging basic commodity prices fueled by a second-round base effect of domestic inflation, the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) reported on Friday. Retail price growth in the National Capital Region, as reported in the general retail price index (GRPI), grew by 6% […]
ICRA revises road logistics sector growth forecast to 11-13% this fiscal | Zee Business
Rating agency ICRA on Tuesday revised its growth estimates for the Indian road logistics sector to 11-13 per cent for the current fiscal against the previous estimate of 7-9 per cent. The rating agency said the growth is supported by a strong demand environment, coupled with the continuation of firm freight rates, also supported by the base effect to an extent, given that FY22 had a weak first quarter due to the second wave of COVID-19. Get more Companies News and Business News on Zee Business.
Turkey Inflation December 2022
Inflation fell to 64.3% in December, below November’s 84.4%. The reading was driven by a high base effect and came amid a broad-based moderation in price increases. That said, the trend pointed up, with annual average inflation coming in at 72.3% in December (November: 70.4%). Meanwhile, core inflation fell to 51.9% in December, from November’s 68.9%. Finally, consumer prices
India's IIP Growth Rebounded To Stronger-Than Anticipated 7.1% In November; Expected To Ease To Low Single Digits In December 2022: ICRA
The Index of Industrial Production reverted to a stronger-than-anticipated YoY growth of 7.1% in November 2022 (our expectation: up 3.5%), as compared to the contraction of 4.2% in October 2022, led by a reversal of the base effect related to an early festive season. Given this, the print should be interpreted with caution; average growth in the IIP remained muted during October-November 2022, at 1.3% YoY, lower than 1.7% seen in Q2 FY23.
Tata Motors, Kia, Hyundai Expect Sales Momentum To Continue In 2023
Tata Motors, Kia India and Hyundai are expecting sales momentum to continue this year as well after witnessing robust growth in dispatches to dealers in the last year while pressure remains of a high base effect, inflation and higher interest costs. Tata Motors, which crossed five lakh cumulative wholesale mark in 2022, is hopeful of robust performance this year on the back of new launches as well as better traction for its internal combustion engine models, electric vehicles and CNG trims.t
Taiwan GDP Q4 2022
GDP decreased 0.9% on an annual basis in Q4 (Q3: +4.0% year on year). Q4's reading was the weakest since Q3 2009, and confounded market expectations for an expansion. The reading brought the expansion for 2022 as a whole to 2.4%, a marked slowdown from 2021’s 6.5% growth. Household spending growth fell to 2.9% in Q4 (Q3: +7.0% yoy), amid a far less favorable base effect.