Polybrominated diphenyl ethers in indoor dusts from industrial factories, offices, and houses in northern Vietnam: Contamination characteristics and human exposure

Polybrominated diphenyl ethers and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in dust from different indoor environments in Zagreb, Croatia: Levels and human exposure assessment

“…Based on literature data, homes are where the major exposure to PBDEs occurs, while the contribution of intakes from exposure in cars was low 37,42,52 . Occupational exposure can be an important source of exposure for adults, but that mainly refers to workers involved in plastic or e‐waste recycling 36 . Adeyi et al 37 reported that for professional drivers in Lagos and Ibadan, Nigeria, values of dust ingestion were twice as high when compared to toddler's ingestion.…”