HIGH BLOOD LEVELS OF LEAD ARE ASSOCIATED WITH LIVER FIBROSIS AND SHORTENED TELOMERES IN AFRICAN AMERICANS IN A U.S. NATIONAL COHORT
<div><p><b>Background: </b>Environmental pollutants cause liver damage and telomere shortening. Effects may vary by race/ethnicity. This study examined interactions among liver-related outcomes, telomere length, and environmental pollutants by race/ethnicity.</p>