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Conclusion: The FODMAPs-restricted diet may be an effective dietary intervention for reducing IBS symptoms in adults. In children, there are promising data, although only one randomized double-blind study exists and further data are needed to better clarify the role of FODMAPs and fructose-restricted diet in IBS. The current evidence does not support the use of a lactose-restricted diet in children with FGIDs.

Conclusion: And the potential health risks necessitate careful study in the future. Our results also remind that the uses of degradation-resistant chemicals should be attached great importance to their safety.

Conclusion: In this direction, the intent of the present review was to provide a critical evaluation of the key aspects like compositional patterns/isomer ratios of PBDEs implicated in bioaccumulation, indoor PBDE emissions versus human exposure, secured technologies to deal with the toxic emissions, and human toxicity of PBDEs in relation to the number of bromine atoms. Finally, an emphasis has been made on the knowledge gaps and future research directions related to endurable flame retardants which could fit well into the benefit/risk strategy.

Conclusion: Long-term emissions from treated products with large stocks of these chemicals after bans, along with the bioaccumulation of PBDEs (especially BDE-153), have significantly delayed the effectiveness of treaties in eliminating human exposure and health risks. Moreover, regionally varied policy enforcement and consumption patterns have further reduced effectiveness of these treaties on a global scale. The chemical diversity of different PBDE congeners also affects the effectiveness of the bans. Currently, there is a paucity of systematic longitudinal studies to evaluate the effectiveness of monit