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Biomonitoring Equivalents as a Screening Tool for Population Level Biomonitoring Data

17 Jan 2017

'The specific objective of this report is to outline the utility of biomonitoring equivalents (BEs) as a useful screening tool for interpreting biomonitoring data from the Canadian Health Measures Survey (CHMS) and other Health Canada biomonitoring initiatives. In this report, derivation methods for BEs are described in relation to their potential application for Health Canada programs. Initially, background information on BEs is presented. This information is followed by a description of the objectives and nature of guidance for the development of BEs. The relevance and potential application are subsequently considered followed by a discussion of the current international context, including precedent for the use of BEs in interpreting biomonitoring data. Finally, recommendations from the authors are presented'--Purpose and scope, p. 3.
health pollution chemicals chemistry pharmacology risk prevention toxicity pharmacokinetics reliability toxics health sciences environmental science toxic biomonitoring exposure assessments reference dose atsdr epidemiological studies epidemiological risk assessments pbpk steady-state american conference of governmental industrial hygienists acgih toxicological steady state reference doses assess risk pharmacokinetic industrial hygienists marker physiologically based pharmacokinetic markers steady-state concentration
ISBN
9780660062884
Pages
37
Published in
Ottawa, ON, CA

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