Are there specific populations at higher risk of bone damage from toxins?
Certain populations are at higher risk of bone damage from toxins, including children, pregnant women, and the elderly. Children are more vulnerable because their bones are still developing, and toxins can have long-lasting effects. Pregnant women must be cautious as toxins can affect fetal bone development. The elderly are at risk due to age-related bone density loss, which can be exacerbated by toxic exposure. Occupational exposure in certain industries also poses a risk for adults.
