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Exposure Route
Exposure Route: - The way a chemical or pollutant enters an organism after contact; i.e. by ingestion, inhalation, or dermal absorption. [Environmental Protection Agency] News archive for Exposure Route:: |
Science Daily (press release)Researchers conducting the RTI study administered oral dietary BPA (the human exposure route) to mice, over a wide range of BPA doses, and assessed the
Prions can survive sewage treatment, UW-Madison study says - Jul 13, 2008
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel,...“There has to be an exposure route,� he said. “When you look at the potential pathways and occurrences of these kinds of (prion diseases), it just doesn’t
OPED: Our stolen evidence…against the Pesticide/Dioxin Cartel - Jul 9, 2008
Philadelphia Center City Weekly Press,Since inhalation is the worst possible exposure route for dioxin, since dioxin is a known human carcinogen, since even the USA signed the POPs Convention to
EPA report includes Copley residents’ concerns - Nov 8, 2007
Akron Leader Publications,The HAS responds that “the exposure route of concern is not through contaminated soils or ingestion of vegetables grown in contaminated soil.
Once There Was a Mountain - Nov 5, 2007
E/The Environmental Magazine,...“This dust has known health hazards, especially in the inhalation exposure route,� Simonton said in a letter last year. Protests against that second silo
Study: Dust With Retardant May Harm Cats - Aug 15, 2007
Forbes,PBDE is just one of many chemicals that accumulate in our body with unknown effects, but the dust exposure route is unusual, Birnbaum said.
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