Knowledge and Applicational Arsenic Poisoning among Dental Students: A Survey

Arsenic pollution of groundwater has far-reaching implications, including consumption through the food chain, which manifests as social problems, health dangers, and socioeconomic breakdown, as well as sprawling with mobility and groundwater mining. Food crops grown with arsenic-affected water are marketed to other locations, including uncontaminated areas where residents may be exposed to arsenic via the contaminated food. This could result in the emergence of a new threat.