Environmental exposures are ubiquitous and play a significant, and sometimes understated,
role in public health as they can lead to the development of various chronic and infectious …

Background There are a variety of risk assessment methods to evaluate occupational
hazards in the field of industrial hygiene. With the development of emerging technologies in …

The aim of this study was to determine the influence of bacteria and organic matter on the
occurrence of dimethyl sulfide (DMS) over the shelf life of Nannochloropsis oceanica …

Foams are a ubiquitous feature of marine environments. They can have major economic,
societal and ecological consequences through their accumulation on the shore. Despite …

1 According to the World Health Organization (WHO), almost the entire global population
(99%) breathes air that exceeds air quality limits. ¹ This is especially significant because air …

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), almost the entire global population
(99%) breathes air that exceeds air quality limits. 1 This is especially significant because air …

Our natural environment, the biosphere (ie, the thin layer of life and life support) contains the
earth's air, soil, water, and living organisms. Human health and well-being are directly linked …

As part of our continued effort to highlight innovative approaches to improve the health and
environment of communities, the Journal is pleased to publish regular columns from the …

For short-term chemical inhalation exposures to hazardous chemicals, the incidence of a
health effect in biological testing usually conforms to a general linear model with a probit link …