Environ Int December 2020 PMID 32927283

Evaluating consumer exposure to disinfecting chemicals against coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) and associated health risks.

Dingsheng Li, Alessandro Sangion, Li Li

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Discussions reflect overall support and curiosity about the research, with comments like 'Happy to be part of the discussion' and mentions of the need to investigate differences in risk assessment methods, demonstrating an engaged attitude. The tone is professional and informative, emphasizing the study's relevance and potential influence on health practices.

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Abstract in brief

The study evaluates human exposure to 22 disinfecting chemicals recommended for COVID-19 disinfection, considering contact with surfaces and handwashing, and assesses associated health risks across different age groups.
It finds that children, especially those aged 3, have higher exposure levels due to more frequent hand contact and mouthing, potentially leading to health risks from surface contact.
The assessment shows that exposure from handwashing poses minimal risk, but contact with disinfected surfaces could result in health concerns for certain age groups, with risk estimates varying based on the methodology used.

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Assessing Human Exposure to Disinfecting Chemicals During COVID-19 Surfaces Contact

This video discusses a study evaluating human exposure to 22 disinfecting chemicals recommended during COVID-19, focusing on contact with surfaces and handwashing. It highlights potential health risks, especially among…

Li Li · Nov 6, 2020 23 views

Assessing Consumer Exposure to Disinfectants During COVID-19

Li Li · Aug 11, 2021 3 views

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Dingsheng Li

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Happy to be part of the discussion. For more details please refer to our full paper (open access) https://t.co/QJoSIfZU7Y https://t.co/mq1Zc0AT5W via @WSJ

Dec 1, 2020 · 119 followers View post →

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Evaluating consumer exposure to disinfecting chemicals against coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) and associated health risks. https://t.co/iVGfJcI0zt

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Dingsheng Li

@fallentwo · X

Risk assessment results differ substantially when using RfD vs AC50 and needs to investigate further. Open access full article here https://t.co/QJoSIfZU7Y

Sep 11, 2020 · 1 like · 119 followers View post →

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Evaluating consumer exposure to disinfecting chemicals against coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) and associated health risks https://t.co/ohAgcqdbnw

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