Health Risks Associated With Exposure to Gasoline Additives Methyl Tertiary But
Health Risks Associated With Exposure to Gasoline Additives Methyl Tertiary But
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Senator Harkin. On each other?
Dr. Roper. Yes, sir.
Senator Harkin. Before they went to Alaska, and then while they were there, and when they came back? Is that what you did?
Dr. Roper. Yes, sir; and within 16 hours of being back in Atlanta there were no detectible levels of MTBE.
Senator Harkin. How exposed were they to MTBE?
Dr. Roper. They were driving vehicles in the city of Fairbanks.
Senator Harkin. That would mean almost everyone in Fairbanks would have some in their blood, would it not?...
8 Dr. Roper. Yes.
Senator Harkin. Not just the workers or the cab drivers.
Dr. Roper. Well the point that they were trying to look at and that I think your question gets to is, does more prolonged exposure, does closer exposure 5deld higher blood levels. The answer to that is yes. And again the question is, where on that spectrum do you cross over the line from simply minute, but barely detectable levels in the blood to something that might cause health problems. And we simply do not know the answer to that yet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Senator Harkin. On each other?
Dr. Roper. Yes, sir.
Senator Harkin. Before they went to Alaska, and then while they were there, and when they came back? Is that what you did?
Dr. Roper. Yes, sir; and within 16 hours of being back in Atlanta there were no detectible levels of MTBE.
Senator Harkin. How exposed were they to MTBE?
Dr. Roper. They were driving vehicles in the city of Fairbanks.
Senator Harkin. That would mean almost everyone in Fairbanks would have some in their blood, would it not?...
8 Dr. Roper. Yes.
Senator Harkin. Not just the workers or the cab drivers.
Dr. Roper. Well the point that they were trying to look at and that I think your question gets to is, does more prolonged exposure, does closer exposure 5deld higher blood levels. The answer to that is yes. And again the question is, where on that spectrum do you cross over the line from simply minute, but barely detectable levels in the blood to something that might cause health problems. And we simply do not know the answer to that yet.
What to read after Health Risks Associated With Exposure to Gasoline Additives Methyl Tertiary But?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Health And Human Services United States Congress Senate Committee On Appr to read onlineMoreLess
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