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Human Health Risk Assessment of Chlorinated Hydrocarbons in Groundwater Based on Multi-Pathway Analysis. [PDF]
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Human health risk assessment of heavy metals in vegetables of Bangladesh. [PDF]
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2010
Exposure of humans to contaminated sites may result in many types of health damage ranging from relatively innocent symptoms such as skin eruption or nausea, on up to cancer or even death. Human health protection is considered as a major protection target, both by decision-makers as well as by the general public.
Swartjes, FA, Cornelis, C
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Exposure of humans to contaminated sites may result in many types of health damage ranging from relatively innocent symptoms such as skin eruption or nausea, on up to cancer or even death. Human health protection is considered as a major protection target, both by decision-makers as well as by the general public.
Swartjes, FA, Cornelis, C
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2019
The focus of this chapter is human health risk assessment, which quantifies the human or environmental toxicological effects deriving from the release of a contaminant at a source and its migration towards exposed receptors. Essentially, this entails a quantitative description of the relations in the system “source—pathway—receptor”.
Sethi R., Di Molfetta A.
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The focus of this chapter is human health risk assessment, which quantifies the human or environmental toxicological effects deriving from the release of a contaminant at a source and its migration towards exposed receptors. Essentially, this entails a quantitative description of the relations in the system “source—pathway—receptor”.
Sethi R., Di Molfetta A.
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Assessment of human health risk of dioxins in Japan
Chemosphere, 2000The human health risk of dioxins was evaluated for four Japanese receptor groups: the general population, local residents living near a municipal solid waste incinerator, heavy fish consumers, and their infants and fetuses. In describing the risk for these groups, four endpoints, namely, cancer, reproductive dysfunction, endometriosis and ...
K, Yoshida, S, Ikeda, J, Nakanishi
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Human obesity: a medical assessment of health risks
International Journal of Risk and Safety in Medicine, 1995Human obesity is characterized by a series of medical complications, including glucose intolerance, hypertension, dyslipidemia and alterations in haemostasis and fibrinolytic functions. These elements of the so-called syndrome X or polymetabolic syndrome, can easily and prematurely lead to early atherosclerosis.
Van Gaal, L.F., De Leeuw, I.H.
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Framework for Human Health Risk Assessment
Human and Ecological Risk Assessment: An International Journal, 1999The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has recognized the need to develop a framework for human health risk assessment that puts a perspective on the approaches in practice throughout the Agency. In response, the Agency's Risk Assessment Forum has begun the long-term process of developing a framework for human health risk assessment.
Gary Kimmel, Edward Ohanian, Vanessa Vu
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Ecological and Human Health Risk Assessment
Water Environment Research, 2009This literature review covers the risk assessment process and addresses both ecological and human receptors. The review covers the risk assessment literature including methodology, analysis, interpretation, management, uncertainty, policy, and regulatory guidance. The review is divided into ecological and human health sections.
Thomas M. Biksey +4 more
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Biomarkers in environmental and human health risk assessment
Marine Pollution Bulletin, 2006Marine pollution is a major threat to human and environmental health. Given the complexity of function of marine and coastal ecosystems, it is unlikely that a balanced view of the nature and extent of risk will easily be achieved if human and environmental risk assessments continue to be conducted in isolation.
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Ecological and Human Health Risk Assessment
Water Environment Research, 2007This literature review covers the risk assessment process and addresses both ecological and human receptors. The review covers the risk assessment literature including methodology, analysis, interpretation, management, uncertainty, policy, and regulatory guidance. The review is divided into ecological and human health sections.
Thomas M. Biksey +5 more
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