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Scientific approach to derive occupational exposure limits for formaldehyde releasersNARA Subscribed
Archives of Toxicology · 2026 · Springer
Sandra Michaelsen; Britta Laube; Rüdiger Bartsch; Stephan Baumgärtel; Dietmar Breuer; Rolf Grebenstein; Edgar Leibold; Ruth Lohmann; Hans Merk; Carsten Schleh; Manigé Fartasch; Michael Bader; Hans Drexler; Brunhilde Blömeke; Andrea Hartwig
Formaldehyde is highly reactive, causing irritation and acute and chronic toxicity in target tissues (the eyes, respiratory tract, and skin) following inhalation and/or skin contact. Moreover, formaldehyde is a local carcinogen after inhalation exposure. It induces nasal squamous cell carcinoma in laboratory animals and nasopharyngeal carcinoma in humans, albeit less convincingly. While formaldehyde has been evaluated and clas...
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