Who is at risk for Mercury poisoning?

Answer 1

Anyone who has had Mercury on their skin, breathed in mercuric gases, or a scientist working with various forms of mercury, some being way more deadly than just plain mercury. When handling or working around mercury, gloves, mask and protective eyewear should be worn. Old style thermometers are also dangerous as children can break them open and be exposed to mercury. While in the body, mercury can stay inate and not cause any damage and be expelled, or can move to the brain causing parkinson's and neurological damage, or even death.

Answer 2

People at risk for mercury poisoning include individuals who consume large amounts of fish, particularly predatory fish high on the food chain, as they accumulate more mercury. In addition, occupations such as mining, dentistry, and thermometer production can increase the risk of mercury exposure. Pregnant women, infants, and children are also at higher risk due to the potential developmental impacts of mercury.

Answer 3

by eating or breathing of mercury?

by listening Freddy Mercury?

Answer 4

Because mercury can travel great distances through the air, the problem of mercury pollution affects all of North America and is a global environmental problem.