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Non-carcinogenic risk for children population health in kazan caused by food products and food raw materials contamination
... on risk as- sessment in Russia has revealed that most issues these paper dwell on are related to exposure assessment uncertainties and ab- sence of regional, national, and age dis- crepancies in exposure factors ...
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Multienvironmental carcinogenic risk for the validation the ways for its minimization in the city of Chelyabinsk
... range risk. The biggest contributors to the total carcinogenic risk are milk and dairy products – ...of carcinogenic risk from food products is ...range risk); its share in the ...
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Evaluation of Exposure to BTEX in Hookah Smokers and Carcinogenic and Non- Carcinogenic Risk Assessment
... non- carcinogenic risk for Toluene, Ethyl benzene and Xylene isomers (TEXs) were estimated by using inhalation reference ...without risk of adverse health effect in lifetime ...
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The potential carcinogenic risk of tanning beds: clinical guidelines and patient safety advice
... on 19 informative studies, ever use of tanning beds was also positively associated with melanoma (summary RR, 1.15; 95% CI: 1.00–1.31), although there was no consistent evidence of a dose-response relationship. Not all ...
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Source Tracking and Carcinogenic Risk of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons in Contaminated Farmlands from Egi, Niger Delta, Nigeria
... (1) where EDI is the Estimated daily intake related to soil particle ingestion (mg/kg/d), SF is the sum of converted PAH concentrations in soil based on toxic equivalents (TEF) of BaP (mg/kg), IR is soil ingestion rate ...
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Evaluation of carcinogenic risk to public health of the republic of Khakassia associated with consumption of drinking water
... Over 2011-2015 observation period 2,624 drinking water samples and water from water sup- ply sources were examined as per radiological pa- rameters and carcinogenic chemicals content. Total research number ...
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Pattern of Kebab Intake as a Potential Carcinogenic Risk Factor in Adults of Kermanshah, Iran: 2015
... different carcinogenic agents: naturally occurring chemicals, synthetic components and compounds produced during cooking such as ...containing carcinogenic compounds, so the purpose of this study was to ...
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Assessment of Carcinogenic Risk and the Delaney Clause: The Search for a Better Standard
... Quantitative risk assessment, which utilizes chemical data, animal exper- iments and epidemologic studies to predict risk of cancer via mathematical modeling, is based on the soun[r] ...
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Estimation of risk to health of the population of mining territories of bashkortostan connected with quality of drinking water supply
... the risk of malignant neoplasms evolvement. The highest carcino- genic risk (up to 10-12 additional malignant neoplasms cases per 10,000 people) may occur on some territories of Beloretskiy district ...
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ASSESSMENT OF HEALTH IMPACTS BY CHEMICAL SUBSTANCES, INGESTED WITH DRINKING WATERNatalya Vladimirovna Stepanova*, Suryana Faritovna Fomina, Daria Sergeevna Elagina, Dmitry Aleksandrovich SemanovDOWNLOAD/VIEW
... non-carcinogenic risk, using local factors and age differences in the exposure of chemical substances, ingested with drinking water, showed that the use of standard values in the risk assessment ...
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Contamination and Health Risk Assessment of Exposure to Heavy Metals in Soils from Informal E-Waste Recycling Site in Ghana
... the carcinogenic and non-carcinogenic health risk of heavy metals on workers and residents in around the ...as carcinogenic were lower than permissible levels of Dutch and Canadian soil ...
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Health Risk Assessment of VOCs from Surgical Smoke
... health risk assessment (HRA) was adapted to preliminarily assess the health risks caused by VOCs in surgical ...non-carcinogenic risk indexes of VOCs did not exceed one, indicating that these ...
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Assessment of Non-carcinogenic Human Health Risk of some Heavy Metals in Land Snails commonly consumed in Bayelsa State, Nigeria
... non-carcinogenic risk (THQs) conducted in this study showed that adverse health effects may not occur when considering the individual metals exposed through the snail samples by ...health risk to ...
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Hygienic environmental assessment and health of children in Penza
... the carcinogenic risk from air pollution, the chemical composition of the drinking water and the content of contaminants in food showed that the total cancer risk for both inhalation and oral routes ...
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Assessment of carcinogenic health risk for population living in monocities and rural settelements
... of carcinogenic health risk for population living in monocities and rural settlements in Orenburg region including both total and individual carcinogenic risk as- ...assessed ...
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Non-cancer risk assessment of the atmospheric air pollution effect on the population health on the basis of evolutionary models
... non-carcinogenic risk and determine the accumulation of additional risks of health response for the cardiovascular and respiratory systems based on building the evolutionary models on chronic exposure to ...
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Trace Metals in Groundwater of Kumba and Environs in Cameroon
... specific risk has been ...non-carcinogenic risk hazard quotient HQ which yields the hazard indices HI, and six trace metal pollution indices: Degree of contamination (DC), Enrichment factor (EF), ...
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Energy metabolic dysfunction as a carcinogenic factor in cancer cells
... repair; as such, energy-related cell activities, such as cell proliferation, cannot be controlled. Moreover, grow- ing evidence has shown that the mutation of ALDH2 involved in the oxidative pathway of alcohol metabolism ...
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Radiofrequency Electromagnetic Fields: Carcinogenic and Other Biological Effects
... In the range of EMF frequencies, the structural damage of living tissues per unit of absorbed energy tends to increase with the decreasing wavelength. the structural damage is caused both by ultraviolet and ionizing ...
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Smokeless Tobacco—A Carcinogenic Hazard to Children
... Recent studies conducted by the National Cancer Institute have shown unequiv- ocally that the use of smokeless tobacco is associ- ated with an increased risk of death from cancer of. the[r] ...
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