The 21st century is one of the most progressive in the context of caring for the environment, as well as the creation of scientific works and tools in this direction. Moreover, current topics are covered not only in specific institutions, but also in schools, as well as in preparatory courses. For example, this can be seen by how often schoolchildren and collage students began to contact the best writing services with the goal of helping them with writing similar works.

At Stockholm University and complementary to ESR7, ESR4 will quantify concentrations of EBFRs in samples of air, dust, diet, hand wipes and blood from the A-TEAM cohort. As well as elucidating the relative importance of air, dust, and diet as pathways of exposure for EBFRs, ESR4 will work with ERs 1 and 2 to ascertain which measures of air, dust, and dietary exposure are the most biologically relevant for these contaminants.

Contact: Prof. Cynthia de Wit, Stockholm University

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