… environmental influences. Whereas a pristine environment has a positive effect on human health, adverse environmental conditions or an environment perceived as … pathogenic environmental factors and understand their behaviour and influence on human health as a prelude to deriving appropriate reference, critical and guideline …
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… and hobby products, as well as tobacco smoke, and even food preparation and human metabolic processes. In comparison to the sources of VOCs in atmospheric air, … and hobby products, as well as tobacco smoke, and even food preparation and human metabolic processes. In comparison to the sources of VOCs in atmospheric air, …
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… German Xprob reviewed and assessed available data on various factors influencing human exposure to environmental and other stressors, with the aim of consistently … German Xprob reviewed and assessed available data on various factors influencing human exposure to environmental and other stressors, with the aim of consistently …
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… ability to reproduce successfully is reduced. Results of animal experiments and human health monitoring programmes indicate that this reduction may be caused at … – Example from the ‘human health’ action field Interreg-Projekt NonHazCity 3 Human-Biomonitoring in Europa Kooperation zur Förderung des Human-Biomonitoring Related …
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… They include organic or inorganic substances which may harm the environment or human health. last update on 02.08.2022 Volatile organic compounds (VOC) Composite … und Mensch – Informationsdienst“ Interreg-Projekt NonHazCity 3 Kommission Human-Biomonitoring Deutsche Umweltstudie zur Gesundheit, GerES 2003-2006 (ehem. KUS) …
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… many volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and semivolatile organic compounds (SVOC). Human activities may also contribute to deterioration of indoor air quality. With … many volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and semivolatile organic compounds (SVOC). Human activities may also contribute to deterioration of indoor air quality. With …
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… in real-life situations. Problems of transfer of results from animals to humans or from selected volunteers to the total population or to particular groups … in real-life situations. Problems of transfer of results from animals to humans or from selected volunteers to the total population or to particular groups …
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… stressors may cause acute or chronic health effects. last update on 19.03.2018 Human exposure Exposure is defined as contact of an organism with chemical, … organism are called exposure pathways It is nearly impossible to measure the entire human exposure completely and precisely. Consequently, estimation by means of …
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… in their home. However, the quality of indoor air is not always beneficial to human health. last update on 07.11.2017 Indoor air pollutants are produced by man himself (exhaled carbon dioxide and body odours) and a range of human activities such as tobacco smoking, cooking, heating or renovating. Various …
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… one dimension; in other words, more than 1,000 times smaller in diameter than a human hair. At this scale physical and chemical properties of materials change, and … strategy of the higher federal authorities on risks related to nanomaterials for humans and the environment Nanomaterials and other advanced materials: Application …