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The Journal of Applied Toxicology published in its October edition a paper by C&IH Director of Research and Development Dr. Andrey Korchevskiy. The paper, “Using Benchmark Dose Modeling for the Quantitative Risk Assessment: Carbon nanotubes, Asbestos, Glyphosate” explores three scenarios of worker exposures to various agents and demonstrates how the regulatory-approved methodology of benchmark dose determination can help determine the acceptability of disease risk. The full paper is available at the Wiley Online Library.

Journal of Applied Toxicology Publishes Paper on Benchmark Dose Modeling for Risk Assessment by C&IH

The Journal of Applied Toxicology published in its October edition a paper by C&IH Director of Research and Development Dr. Andrey Korchevskiy. The paper, “Using Benchmark Dose Modeling for the Quantitative Risk Assessment: Carbon nanotubes, Asbestos, Glyphosate” explores three scenarios of worker exposures to various agents and demonstrates how the regulatory-approved methodology of benchmark dose […]

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Inhalation Toxicology Journal Publishes C&IH Research Article on Modeled Mesothelioma Potency Factors

Empirical model of mesothelioma potency factors for different mineral fibers based on their chemical composition and dimensionality Andrey Korchevskiy, James O. Rasmuson, and Eric J. Rasmuson Article Abstract Context: The potency of various mineral fiber types to produce mesothelioma was previously evaluated for numerous cohorts, but the differences in potencies for distinct fiber types have […]

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C&IH Education Session, “Is Erionite The New Asbestos?” Highlighted by The Synergist in Recap of AIHce 2017

Presented at the 2017 American Industrial Hygiene Conference & Exhibition, C&IH’s Education Session titled “Is Erionite The New Asbestos?” was highlighted in the Synergist’s recent online edition. The full Synergist article, including a summary of the education session, can be read here.

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Nanoparticle Exposure to be Discussed at FRaBSA

The Front Range Biological Safety Association (FRaBSA) will be hosting a discussion on nanoparticle exposure at their fall meeting. The upcoming meeting is scheduled for Thursday, November 13th at 11:00 a.m. and will be held at the University of Denver. The program has been arranged by Bill Mele of Chemistry & Industrial Hygiene, Inc. and […]

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“Miracle Mineral” Risk Assessment: New Information and New Models Are Transforming Asbestos Risk Assessment

Featured in the February edition of the Synergist, a monthly journal published by the American Industrial Hygiene (AIHA), is a new article written by C&IH entitled, “’Miracle Mineral’ Risk Assessment: New Information and New Models Are Transforming Asbestos Risk Assessment.” The peer-reviewed article, written by a C&IH team led by Dr. Andrey Korchevskiy with technical […]

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Inhalation Toxicology Journal Publishes Research Article with Contributions by C&IH

Cumulative Retrospective Exposure Assessment (REA) as a predictor of amphibole asbestos lung burden: validation procedures and results for industrial hygiene and pathology estimates James O. Rasmuson, Victor L. Roggli, Fred W. Boelter, Eric J. Rasmuson, and Charles F. Redinger Article Abstract Context: A detailed evaluation of the correlation and linearity of industrial hygiene retrospective exposure […]

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