An analysis of cumulative risks based on biomonitoring data for six phthalates using the Maximum Cumulative Ratio.

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Jeanette M Reyes

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Human body burdens of chemicals used in plastic manufacture.

Dietary intake is associated with phthalate body burden in a nationally representative sample.

Applying the maximum cumulative ratio methodology to biomonitoring data on dioxin-like compounds in the general public and two occupationally exposed populations.

Maximum cumulative ratio (MCR) as a tool for assessing the value of performing a cumulative risk assessment.

Determining the maximum cumulative ratios for mixtures observed in ground water wells used as drinking water supplies in the United States.

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10.1016/J.ENVINT.2017.12.008

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Paul S Price

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