The Dermal Advanced REACH Tool (dART): A Bayesian Model for Dermal Exposure Assessment

Prediction of Dermal Exposure to Chemical Substances Using a Fluorescence Method within the SysDEA Project

Performance of a Single Layer of Clothing or Gloves to Prevent Dermal Exposure to Pesticides

Comparison of Measurement Methods for Dermal Exposure to Hazardous Chemicals at the Workplace: The SysDEA Project

Experimental Assessment of Inhalation and Dermal Exposure to Chemicals During Industrial or Professional Activities in Relation to the Performance of ECETOC TRA

Dermal Advanced REACH Tool (dART)-Development of a Dermal Exposure Model for Low-Volatile Liquids

Calibration of the Dermal Advanced REACH Tool (dART) Mechanistic Model

Validation of the 3D Skin Comet assay using full thickness skin models: Transferability and reproducibility

Review of Workplace Risk Management Measures for Nanomaterials to Mitigate Inhalation and Dermal Exposure

A review of dermal exposure determinants for the dermal Advanced Reach Tool (dART) tool

Validation of the dermal exposure model in ECETOC TRA

Experimental estimation of migration and transfer of organic substances from consumer articles to cotton wipes: Evaluation of underlying mechanisms

Leukemia from dermal exposure to cyclophosphamide among nurses in the Netherlands: Quantitative assessment of the risk

Occupational allergens

The relationship between inadvertent ingestion and dermal exposure pathways: A new integrated conceptual model and a database of dermal and oral transfer efficiencies

Risk assessment of local dermal effects and skin sensitisation under the EU Chemicals Regulation REACH: A proposal for a qualitative, exposure scenario specific, approach

Assessment of dermal exposure to bitumen condensate among road paving and mastic crews with an observational method

A structured observational method to assess dermal exposure to manufactured nanoparticles: DREAM as an initial assessment tool

Evaluation of 2 self-administered questionnaires to ascertain dermatitis among metal workers and its relation with exposure to metalworking fluids

From dermal exposure to internal dose