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Lithium (Li) mining and battery waste pose environmental risks. This review compiles data on lithium

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    • Lithium retention in animal tissues is also found to be low.
    • Average daily lithium intake for humans remains largely uncertain due to data gaps and variable concentrations in mineral water.

    Conclusions:

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    • Further research is needed to accurately estimate average daily lithium intake in humans.
    • Labeling of lithium content in mineral water and table salt is recommended to inform consumers.