In the Czech Republic, the Human Biomonitoring Project (CZ-HBM) was launched in 1994
as an integral part of the nationwide Environmental Health Monitoring System (EHMS). Until …

The human biomonitoring (HBM) is an integral part of Environmental Health Monitoring
System in the Czech Republic since 1994. Selected biomarkers of the internal dose (heavy …

The Human Biological Monitoring (HBM) project was launched in the Czech Republic in
1994 as a part of the nation-wide Environmental Health Monitoring System to assess the …

Since 1991 a human biomonitoring network has been established in the Czech Republic as
part of the Environmental Health Monitoring System, which was set out by the Government …

In the framework of the system of monitoring the environmental impact on population health,
the concentration of lead, cadmium and selenium in blood and cadmium in urine was …

Production of chemicals, use of products and consumer goods, contamination of food as
well as today's living conditions are related to a substantial exposure of humans to …

Abstract The Flemish Centre for Environment and Health started with human biomonitoring
in 2002 (FLEHS I: 2002–2006). The main goal of the second human biomonitoring cycle …

Metals reach humans through food and drinking water intake and inhalation of airborne
particles and can have detrimental health effects in particular for children. The metals …

COPHES/DEMOCOPHES has its origins in the European Environment and Health Action
Plan of 2004 to “develop a coherent approach on human biomonitoring (HBM) in Europe” …

Human biomonitoring (HBM) is an effective tool to assess human exposure to environmental
pollutants, but comparable HBM data in Europe are lacking. In order to expedite …