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Phthalates in school supplies
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Level 2 - Details on Phthalates in school supplies
1.
Introduction: why is there a concern over phthalates in school supplies?
2.
How was the Danish study on phthalates in school supplies conducted?
2.1
What was the methodology followed?
2.2
What are the weaknesses of the Danish study?
3.
To what extent can children be exposed to phthalates through erasers?
4.
To what extent are people exposed to phthalates?
5.
What daily exposure levels to phthalates are considered safe?
6.
Conclusions
1. Introduction: why is there a concern over phthalates in school supplies?
2. How was the Danish study on phthalates in school supplies conducted?
3. To what extent can children be exposed to phthalates through erasers?
4. To what extent are people exposed to phthalates?
5. What daily exposure levels to phthalates are considered safe?
6. Conclusions
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