Recent studies show that young children can be exposed to pesticides during normal oral
exploration of their environment and their level of dermal contact with floors and other …

Infant, child, and adolescent exposures to environmental toxicants are different from those of
adults because of differences in behavior and physiology. Because of these differences …

We review the factors influencing children's exposure to environmental contaminants and
the data available to characterize and assess that exposure. Children's activity pattern data …

In this review, we examine house dust and residential soil and their use for identifying
sources and the quantifying levels of toxicants for the estimation of exposure. We answer …

In this new and rapidly changing era of digital technology, there is increasing consensus
among media scholars that there is an urgent need to develop measurement approaches …

Young children may be more likely than adults to be exposed to pesticides following a
residential application as a result of hand-and object-to-mouth contacts in contaminated …

Limited models are available to estimate human physical health risks (eg, probability of
outcomes such as lung disease, cancer, skin disease) from exposure to chemicals resulting …

Background: Children must be recognized as a sensitive population based on having
biological systems and organs in various stages of development. The processes of …

To help address the Food Quality Protection Act of 1996, a physically based probabilistic
model has been developed to quantify and analyze dermal and nondietary ingestion …

Exposure to chemicals in consumer products has been gaining increasing attention, with
multiple studies showing that near-field exposures from products is high compared to far …