Books by "Dr Liang Wang"
4 books found
This book explores the lesser-known toxicological implications of fluoride, an element often celebrated for its benefits to dental health. While fluoride is widely regarded as essential in trace amounts, its prolonged exposure and accumulation, particularly in endemic regions, has raised serious health concerns. Drawing on rigorous scientific investigation, Fluoride: The Dark Side of an Essential Element presents a detailed account of fluoride's biochemical effects and its impact on organ systems, with a special emphasis on male reproductive health. Key Features: Comprehensive Review of Fluoride Toxicity: The book synthesizes findings from decades of research, including global studies and local case analyses, to present an in-depth understanding of fluoride’s toxic potential. Biochemical and Histopathological Investigations: Using experimental models, the book explores how fluoride alters enzyme activities, hormonal levels, oxidative stress markers, and tissue architecture, particularly in testicular and hepatic tissues. Focus on Male Reproductive Health: A dedicated section investigates fluoride's interference with male fertility, including sperm morphology, testosterone levels, and cellular degeneration, offering alarming insights supported by microscopic histological evidence. Public Health Perspective: The book also sheds light on the socio-environmental burden of fluoride overexposure in regions with contaminated water supplies and emphasizes the need for strict water quality monitoring and policy reforms.
Improving nitrogen use efficiency in crop production
by Professor Claudia Wagner-Riddle, Professor Brent Kaiser, Professor Nandula Raghuram, Professor Brenda Tubana, Dr Bijay Singh, Professor Deli Chen, Dr Chelsea K. Janke, Professor Harold Van Es, Professor Masoud Hashemi, Dr Alan Franzluebbers, Dr Iris Vogeler, Dr Lucie Chmelikova, Professor David Pannell, Professor Ignacio Ciampitti
2024 · Burleigh Dodds Science Publishing
Considers the role of fertiliser use in agriculture as a major contributor to the imbalance of the global nitrogen cycle Reviews the effectiveness of inorganic nitrogen fertilisers and organic sources of nitrogen in optimising nitrogen use efficiency Highlights recent developments in the use of enhanced efficiency nitrogen fertilisers to reduce nitrous oxide emissions
EXIGENCY OF EXISTENCE: A QUEST
by Dr. Anup Mondal, Dr. Mritunjoy Das
We are surrounded by medical miracles: polio has been eradicated; childhood leukemia is now treatable; death by cardiovascular disease has declined by two-thirds in the last fifty years. Yet while American medicine has never been better, angst ove...