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Environmental and Nutritional Risk Factors of Chronic Kidney Disease in Northern Yobe State: A Multifactorial Preventive Perspective

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Analysis shows elevated heavy metal levels in local water, soil, and food sources, indicating a health risk for CKD.

Moderately elevated concentrations of cadmium, lead, and arsenic in borehole water exceed WHO limits, contributing to chronic kidney disease risk.
Results reveal fish samples contained cadmium and lead, suggesting dietary exposure risks for communities in Northern Yobe State.
Environmental analysis using atomic absorption spectrophotometry highlights the need for continuous surveillance of nephrotoxic metals.
Findings advocate for proactive measures to mitigate CKD risks by integrating toxicological data with community health strategies.

A 2025 study studied this question.

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