Human Biomonitoring
Human biomonitoring data interpretation and ethics; obstacles or surmountable challenges?
... In 2003 the European Commission (EC) announced its Environment and Health Strategy. This strategy contained many aspects of research and development addressing key priorities in the developing field of environmental ...
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Conceptual framework for a Danish human biomonitoring program
... vant human exposure) of the European Environment and Health Action Plan 2004–2010, concerns the health of the environment and integrated monitoring of environmen- tal contamination leading to human ...
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Applicability of non-invasively collected matrices for human biomonitoring
... HBM: human biomonitoring; HCB: hexachlorocyclobenzene; IL: inter- leukine; INTARESE: Integrated Assessment of Health Risk of Environmental Stressors in Europe; ND: Below detec- tion limit; NHANES: National ...
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Risk communication and human biomonitoring: which practical lessons from the Belgian experience are of use for the EU perspective?
... the human biomonitoring results ...the human biomon- itoring results are assessed on different ...which human biomonitoring results are relatively ...
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Implementation of human biomonitoring in the Dehcho region of the Northwest Territories, Canada (2016–2017)
... cadmium. Human biomonitoring is a validated method used in studies to quantify environmental exposure to both natural and an- thropogenic chemicals and ...a human biomonitoring approach is ...
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Opening the research agenda for selection of hot spots for human biomonitoring research in Belgium: a participatory research project
... of human biomonitoring: Very important - Important - Fairly important - Fairly unim- portant - Unimportant - Very unimportant - Do not know We also asked them to explain their arguments and any type of ...
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Human Biomonitoring of Environmental Contaminants - Examples Offering Tools Towards Safe Food in Sweden
... of human exposure to a wide range of hazardous substances, such as industrial chemicals, natural substances and trace ...applies human biomonitoring (HBM) to measure the body burden of contaminants, ...
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Applying bioethical principles to human biomonitoring
... of human biomonitoring data, each specific use requires a separate deliberation; (2) Using unidentified, population-based biomonitoring information for risk assessment or population surveillance ...
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Human biomonitoring of heavy metals in the vicinity of non-ferrous metal plants in Ath, Belgium
... While heavy metal concentrations in adults were similar between central and peripheral areas, some differences appeared in children that might be seen as the conse- quence of the pollution from the plants. In the central ...
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Human biomonitoring from an environmental justice perspective: supporting study participation of women of Turkish and Moroccan descent
... The Flemish Environment and Health Study (FLEHS), a human biomonitoring programme involving newborns, adolescents and adults in Flanders (the northern part of Belgium) [24], faces the same challenges. ...
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Translating biomonitoring data into risk management and policy implementation options for a European Network on Human Biomonitoring
... controlling human dose may not be by controlling human exposure, but by monitoring and controlling a specific, main, exposure route and setting limits for a ...ecological biomonitoring) instead of ...
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Societal and ethical issues in human biomonitoring – a view from science studies
... Environmental sciences – such as environmental chemis- try and engineering – focus on exposure. Key practices of knowledge generation include developing monitoring systems of emission sources, modelling distribution pat- ...
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Research on ethics in two large Human Biomonitoring projects ECNIS and NewGeneris: a bottom up approach
... on Human Rights and Biomedicine (ref [2], article 7), every "research" project has to be submitted to an independent research ethics committee and approval of an ethics com- mittee has to be required ...
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Estimation of Reference Values for PFOS and PFOA in Human Biomonitoring and Relevance of Exposure among Family Members in China
... Family members have a certain period sharing similar environmental conditions, including indoor dust, contact with consumer products containing PFCs, as well as die- tary intake of foods and drinking water, leading to ...
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A proposed framework for the interpretation of biomonitoring data
... in human body fluids or tissues, is more and more frequently ...evaluates biomonitoring data based on their analytical integrity, their ability to describe dose (toxicokinetics), their ability to relate to ...
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Concentrations of 2, 4-Dichlorophenol and 2, 5-Dichlorophenol in Urine of Korean Adults
... The data used in this study was obtained from the Korean National Human Biomonitoring 56.. Survey (KNHBS).[r] ...
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Applications of CYP-450 expression for biomonitoring in environmental health
... of human biomonitoring with the expectation of refining exposure assessment, providing tools for the detection of disease-related changes and their association with environmental and genetic factors and, ...
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Biomonitoring of 12 trace elements in blood and urine of children
... a human body under influence exerted by various environmental factors are among priority issues in contemporary scientific ...research. Human biological monitoring (HBM) data of give true information about ...
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Ethics issues experienced in HBM within Portuguese health surveillance and research projects
... to human biomonitoring [15], all Portuguese public health institutions have an ethics committee to which research and surveillance projects using a HBM approach have to be submitted prior to their ...
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Economic benefits of methylmercury exposure control in Europe: Monetary value of neurotoxicity prevention
... the biomonitoring reports from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have become key resources for research on human exposures to environmental chemicals, Europe has lagged ...such human ...
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