1999
DOI: 10.1006/rtph.1999.1350
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An Evaluation of Modeled Benzene Exposure and Dose Estimates Published in the Chinese–National Cancer Institute Collaborative Epidemiology Studies

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“…When concluding that a threshold benzene concentration exceeding 50±75 ppm is necessary to induce mild to modest declines in total white blood cell counts, Budinsky et al [1999] misinterpret earlier reports [Kippen et al, 1989;Cody et al, 1993] and fail to consider more recent evidence Ward et al, 1996]. As with benzene-associated risk for leukemia, there is no clear evidence of a threshold below which benzene does not cause hematotoxicity in humans Ward et al, 1996].…”
Section: Hematotoxic Effects Of Benzenementioning
confidence: 91%
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“…When concluding that a threshold benzene concentration exceeding 50±75 ppm is necessary to induce mild to modest declines in total white blood cell counts, Budinsky et al [1999] misinterpret earlier reports [Kippen et al, 1989;Cody et al, 1993] and fail to consider more recent evidence Ward et al, 1996]. As with benzene-associated risk for leukemia, there is no clear evidence of a threshold below which benzene does not cause hematotoxicity in humans Ward et al, 1996].…”
Section: Hematotoxic Effects Of Benzenementioning
confidence: 91%
“…The NCI±CAPM study extends epidemiologic data to exposure levels not adequately investigated in the past. In the commentaries of Budinsky et al [1999] and Wong [1999] several issues were raised about methods used in the NCI±CAPM study.…”
Section: Methods In the Nci/capm Studymentioning
confidence: 99%
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