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Minamata Disease is a neurological disorder caused by long-term exposure to high levels of mercury. It leads to symptoms such as numbness, muscle weakness, difficulty walking, and even severe damage to the nervous system.
A condition resulting from exposure to high levels of mercury, which can cause various health problems.
The gradual buildup of substances (like mercury) in living organisms over time through consumption or absorption from their environment.
Neurotoxicity: Refers to substances or conditions that are toxic specifically to nerve tissues or cells.