“… 38 Among adolescents in Sri Lanka, urinary fluoride concentration was weakly associated with urinary NGAL and not suggestive of a significant risk factor for kidney injury ( n = 922). 39 Important limitations of these studies include lack of biomarker normalization to urinary creatinine concentration 36 and lack of adjustment for eGFR, 31 , 36 , 37 , 38 because urine heavy metal and agrochemicals can accumulate in the setting of advanced kidney disease due to reduced clearance. Normalization to 24-hour urinary creatinine concentration is preferred in populations with advanced kidney disease, though impractical.…”