CellWell record HH-29732
Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances in Personal Hygiene Products: The Implications for Human Exposure and Emission to the Environment
Zhou Y; Lin X; Xing Y; Zhang X; Lee HK; Huang Z
Environmental science & technology ยท 2023
In plain language
In 91 personal hygiene products including diapers, pads and menstrual cups, PFAS chemicals were detected, with paper diapers highest, and skin absorption from diaper and cup use exceeded typical PFAS exposure from house dust.
- Evidence
- Emerging
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