Assessing and managing chemical risks – Linda Schenk's research group

Publications

Selected publications

• Article: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF HYGIENE AND ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH. 2024;256:114298

  Hexavalent chromium still a concern in Sweden - Evidence from a cross-sectional study within the SafeChrom project.

  Jiang Z; Schenk L; Assarsson E; Albin M; Bertilsson H; Dock E; Hagberg J; Karlsson LE; Kines P; Krais AM; Ljunggren S; Lundh T; Modig L; Möller R; Pineda D; Ricklund N; Saber AT; Storsjö T; Amir ET; Tinnerberg H; Tondel M; Vogel U; Wiebert P; Broberg K; Engfeldt M
• Article: REGULATORY TOXICOLOGY AND PHARMACOLOGY. 2023;142:105447

  Safety data sheets as an information pathway on hazards of occupationally used cleaning agents.

  Erfani B; Vilela L; Julander A; Schenk L
• Article: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF SCIENCE EDUCATION. 2023;45(1):22-42

  Nature of science in students' discussions on disagreement between scientists following a narrative about health effects of the Fukushima Daiichi accident

  Hamza K; Wojcik A; Arvanitis L; Haglund K; Lundegard I; Schenk L
• Review: JOURNAL OF APPLIED TOXICOLOGY. 2023;43(1):186-194

  A scoping review of evaluations of and recommendations for default uncertainty factors in human health risk assessment.

  Johanson G; Moto TP; Schenk L
• Article: ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION RESEARCH. 2022;28(9):1283-1296

  Facts and values in students' reasoning about gene technology in the frame of risk - a thick comprehension

  Lundegard I; Arvanitis L; Hamza K; Schenk L; Wojcik A; Haglund K
• Article: ANNALS OF WORK EXPOSURES AND HEALTH. 2022;66(6):741-753

  An Overview of Cleaning Agents' Health Hazards and Occupational Injuries and Diseases Attributed to Them in Sweden.

  Kathare M; Julander A; Erfani B; Schenk L
• Article: RISK ANALYSIS. 2021;41(12):2209-2219

  Socioscientific Issues in Science Education: An opportunity to Incorporate Education about Risk and Risk Analysis?

  Schenk L; Hamza K; Arvanitis L; Lundegård I; Wojcik A; Haglund K
• Article: REGULATORY TOXICOLOGY AND PHARMACOLOGY. 2021;123:104929

  Management of bias and conflict of interest among occupational exposure limit expert groups.

  Schenk L; Johanson G
• Article: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF HYGIENE AND ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH. 2021;235:113773

  Exposures to lead during urban combat training.

  Schenk L; Wingfors H; Skoog B; Forsgard N; Nyberg C; Taube F
• Review: REGULATORY TOXICOLOGY AND PHARMACOLOGY. 2020;117:104752

  Reflections on the OECD guidelines for in vitro skin absorption studies.

  Hopf NB; Champmartin C; Schenk L; Berthet A; Chedik L; Du Plessis JL; Franken A; Frasch F; Gaskin S; Johanson G; Julander A; Kasting G; Kilo S; Larese Filon F; Marquet F; Midander K; Reale E; Bunge AL
• Article: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE AND ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH. 2020;33(5):611-620

  A scoping survey of attitudes towards occupational exposure limits and REACH derived no effect levels for workers among chemical risk managers at Swedish workplaces.

  Schenk L
• Article: REGULATORY TOXICOLOGY AND PHARMACOLOGY. 2020;115:104693

  A novel approach to monitor skin permeation of metals in vitro.

  Midander K; Schenk L; Julander A
• Article: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND ERGONOMICS. 2020;26(1):140-148

  Calls made to the Poisons Information Centre reveal need for improved risk management of cleaning agents in the workplace.

  Schenk L; Feychting K; Annas A; Öberg M
• Article: ANNALS OF WORK EXPOSURES AND HEALTH. 2019;63(9):1004-1012

  Industry Derived Occupational Exposure Limits: A Survey of Professionals on the Dutch System of Exposure Guidelines.

  Schenk L; Visser MJ; Palmen NGM
• Article: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF SCIENCE EDUCATION. 2019;41(9):1271-1286

  Teaching and discussing about risk: seven elements of potential significance for science education

  Schenk L; Hamza KM; Enghag M; Lundegard I; Arvanitis L; Haglund K; Wojcik A
• Review: ARCHIVES OF TOXICOLOGY. 2019;93(5):1187-1200

  Will worker DNELs derived under the European REACH regulation extend the landscape of occupational exposure guidance values?

  Schenk L; Johanson G
• Article: RADIATION AND ENVIRONMENTAL BIOPHYSICS. 2019;58(1):13-20

  Educating about radiation risks in high schools: towards improved public understanding of the complexity of low-dose radiation health effects.

  Wojcik A; Hamza K; Lundegård I; Enghag M; Haglund K; Arvanitis L; Schenk L
• Journal article: EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF RISK REGULATION. 2019;10(1):240

  Protection without Discrimination: Pregnancy and Occupational Health Regulations (vol 7, pg 404, 2016)

  Hansson SO; Schenk L
• Review: CRITICAL REVIEWS IN TOXICOLOGY. 2018;48(7):513-521

  Use of uncertainty factors by the European Commission Scientific Committee on Occupational Exposure Limits: a follow-up.

  Schenk L; Johanson G
• Article: JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL EDUCATION. 2018;95(7):1132-1139

  Identifying the Scope of Safety Issues and Challenges to Safety Management in Swedish Middle School and High School Chemistry Education

  Schenk L; Taher IA; Oberg M
• Article: ANNALS OF WORK EXPOSURES AND HEALTH. 2018;62(5):517-529

  Comparing Data from the Poisons Information Centre with Employers' Accident Reports Reveal Under-Recognized Hazards at the Workplace.

  Schenk L; Öberg M
• Article: SAFETY SCIENCE. 2018;104:269-275

  Records from the Swedish poisons information centre as a means for surveillance of occupational accidents and incidents with chemicals

  Schenk L; Feychting K; Annas A; Oberg M
• Article: PLOS ONE. 2018;13(10):e0205458

  Percutaneous absorption of thirty-eight organic solvents in vitro using pig skin.

  Schenk L; Rauma M; Fransson MN; Johanson G
• Conference publication: CLINICAL TOXICOLOGY. 2017;55(5):426-427

  Using Swedish Poisons Information Centre data to identify chemical accident hazards at the workplace

  Annas A; Feychting K; Oberg M; Schenk L
• Article: JOURNAL OF APPLIED TOXICOLOGY. 2016;36(11):1379-1391

  Does industry take the susceptible subpopulation of asthmatic individuals into consideration when setting derived no-effect levels?

  Johansson MKV; Johanson G; Öberg M; Schenk L
• Journal article: NORDINA: NORDIC STUDIES IN SCIENCE EDUCATION. 2016;12(2):218-234

  Nanoteknik och riskbedömning som nytt kunskapsinnehåll i gymnasiets naturvetenskapliga kurser – en designstudie

  Enghag M; Schenk L
• Journal article: EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF RISK REGULATION. 2016;7(2):404-412

  Protection without Discrimination: Pregnancy and Occupational Health Regulations

  Ove-Hansson S; Schenk L
• Article: SAFETY SCIENCE. 2015;80:233-242

  Implementation of the chemicals regulation REACH - Exploring the impact on occupational health and safety management among Swedish downstream users

  Schenk L; Antonsson A-B
• Article: ANNALS OF OCCUPATIONAL HYGIENE. 2015;59(4):416-438

  Derived no-effect levels (DNELs) under the European chemicals regulation REACH--an analysis of long-term inhalation worker-DNELs presented by industry.

  Schenk L; Deng U; Johanson G
• Article: HUMAN AND ECOLOGICAL RISK ASSESSMENT. 2014;20(5):1329-1344

  Setting Risk-Based Occupational Exposure Limits for No-Threshold Carcinogens

  Ding Q; Schenk L; Hansson SO
• Journal article: JOURNAL OF NANO EDUCATION. 2014;6(1):50-62

  Undergraduate Students' Risk Perception and Argumentation Concerning Nanomaterials in Consumer Products

  Karlsson C; Enghag M; Wester M; Schenk L
• Article: REGULATORY TOXICOLOGY AND PHARMACOLOGY. 2014;68(1):51-58

  Comparative analysis of toxicological evaluations for dermal exposure performed under two different EU regulatory frameworks.

  Westerholm E; Schenk L
• Journal article: POLICY AND PRACTICE IN HEALTH AND SAFETY. 2014;12(1):91-106

  Covert Chemicals, Tangible Trust: Risk Management of Chemicals in the Workplace

  Schenk L; Wester M
• Article: AMERICAN JOURNAL OF INDUSTRIAL MEDICINE. 2013;56(12):1423-1432

  Occupational diseases in the people's Republic of China between 2000 and 2010.

  Ding Q; Schenk L; Hansson SO
• Journal article: ISRN PUBLIC HEALTH. 2013;2013:1-8

  Risk Perception and Its Foundation among Swedish Individuals Occupationally Exposed to Air Pollutants and Chemicals: A Comparison of 1975 and 2011

  Schenk L
• Article: ANNALS OF OCCUPATIONAL HYGIENE. 2013;57(5):581-592

  Throwing the baby out with the bath water? Occupational hygienists' views on the revised dutch system for occupational exposure limits.

  Schenk L; Palmen NG
• Article: REGULATORY TOXICOLOGY AND PHARMACOLOGY. 2013;65(3):304-310

  Awareness and understanding of occupational exposure limits in Sweden.

  Schenk L
• Article: REGULATORY TOXICOLOGY AND PHARMACOLOGY. 2011;61(3):296-309

  Occupational exposure limits in Europe and Asia--continued divergence or global harmonization?

  Ding Q; Schenk L; Malkiewicz K; Hansson SO
• Conference publication: TOXICOLOGY LETTERS. 2011;205:S241

  A comparison of occupational exposure limits in Asia and Europe

  Ding Q; Schenk L; Malkiewicz K; Hansson SO
• Article: TOXICOLOGICAL SCIENCES. 2011;121(2):408-416

  A quantitative comparison of the safety margins in the european indicative occupational exposure limits and the derived no-effect levels for workers under REACH.

  Schenk L; Johanson G
• Review: CRITICAL REVIEWS IN TOXICOLOGY. 2010;40(9):791-798

  Use of uncertainty factors by the SCOEL in their derivation of health-based occupational exposure limits.

  Schenk L; Johanson G
• Article: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF OCCUPATIONAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH. 2010;16(3):249-262

  Comparison of data used for setting occupational exposure limits.

  Schenk L
• Conference publication: TOXICOLOGY LETTERS. 2010;196:S101

  Are occupational exposure limits still an effective tool for chemicals risk management at the work place?

  Schenk L; Ruden C; Hansson SO; Wester M
• Book chapter: REGULATING CHEMICAL RISKS. 2010;p. 133-150

  Occupational Exposure Limits in Comparative Perspective: Unity and Diversity Within the European Union

  Schenk L
• Article: JOURNAL OF APPLIED TOXICOLOGY. 2008;28(7):858-866

  Are occupational exposure limits becoming more alike within the European Union?

  Schenk L; Hansson SO; Rudén C; Gilek M
• Article: REGULATORY TOXICOLOGY AND PHARMACOLOGY. 2008;50(2):261-270

  Occupational exposure limits: a comparative study.

  Schenk L; Hansson SO; Rudén C; Gilek M
• Article: WATER AIR AND SOIL POLLUTION. 2006;173(1-4):339-354

  Variation in ozone concentration in relation to local climate in south-west Sweden

  Sundberg J; Karlsson P-E; Schenk L; Pleijel H
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All publications from group members

• Article: CONTACT DERMATITIS. 2024;91(1):22-29

  Water, soap, and hand-disinfectant exposure during the COVID-19 pandemic and self-reported hand eczema in frontline workers: A cross-sectional study.

  Vilela L; Lagrelius M; Berglind IA; Midander K; Schenk L; Julander A
• Journal article: REPRODUCTIVE TOXICOLOGY. 2024;:108649

  Occupational Exposure Limits for Reproductive Toxicants - A Comparative Analysis.

  Schenk L; Ho M-R; Taxell P; Huuskonen P; Leite M; Martinsone I; Nordby K-C; Paegle L; Strumylaite L
• Article: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF HYGIENE AND ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH. 2024;256:114298

  Hexavalent chromium still a concern in Sweden - Evidence from a cross-sectional study within the SafeChrom project.

  Jiang Z; Schenk L; Assarsson E; Albin M; Bertilsson H; Dock E; Hagberg J; Karlsson LE; Kines P; Krais AM; Ljunggren S; Lundh T; Modig L; Möller R; Pineda D; Ricklund N; Saber AT; Storsjö T; Amir ET; Tinnerberg H; Tondel M; Vogel U; Wiebert P; Broberg K; Engfeldt M
• Article: REGULATORY TOXICOLOGY AND PHARMACOLOGY. 2023;142:105447

  Safety data sheets as an information pathway on hazards of occupationally used cleaning agents.

  Erfani B; Vilela L; Julander A; Schenk L
• Article: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF SCIENCE EDUCATION. 2023;45(1):22-42

  Nature of science in students' discussions on disagreement between scientists following a narrative about health effects of the Fukushima Daiichi accident

  Hamza K; Wojcik A; Arvanitis L; Haglund K; Lundegard I; Schenk L
• Review: JOURNAL OF APPLIED TOXICOLOGY. 2023;43(1):186-194

  A scoping review of evaluations of and recommendations for default uncertainty factors in human health risk assessment.

  Johanson G; Moto TP; Schenk L
• Conference publication: TOXICOLOGY LETTERS. 2023;384:S121

  Skin retention- and absorption of allergenic metals in different form using two skin models

  Vilela L; Midander K; Schenk L; Julander A
• Article: ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION RESEARCH. 2022;28(9):1283-1296

  Facts and values in students' reasoning about gene technology in the frame of risk - a thick comprehension

  Lundegard I; Arvanitis L; Hamza K; Schenk L; Wojcik A; Haglund K
• Article: ANNALS OF WORK EXPOSURES AND HEALTH. 2022;66(6):741-753

  An Overview of Cleaning Agents' Health Hazards and Occupational Injuries and Diseases Attributed to Them in Sweden.

  Kathare M; Julander A; Erfani B; Schenk L
• Article: RISK ANALYSIS. 2021;41(12):2209-2219

  Socioscientific Issues in Science Education: An opportunity to Incorporate Education about Risk and Risk Analysis?

  Schenk L; Hamza K; Arvanitis L; Lundegård I; Wojcik A; Haglund K
• Conference publication: TOXICOLOGY LETTERS. 2021;350:S212

  Toxicology brought to justice: Risk assessments and liability assessments related to high levels of PFAS

  Oberg M; Schenk L
• Article: REGULATORY TOXICOLOGY AND PHARMACOLOGY. 2021;123:104929

  Management of bias and conflict of interest among occupational exposure limit expert groups.

  Schenk L; Johanson G
• Article: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF HYGIENE AND ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH. 2021;235:113773

  Exposures to lead during urban combat training.

  Schenk L; Wingfors H; Skoog B; Forsgard N; Nyberg C; Taube F
• Review: REGULATORY TOXICOLOGY AND PHARMACOLOGY. 2020;117:104752

  Reflections on the OECD guidelines for in vitro skin absorption studies.

  Hopf NB; Champmartin C; Schenk L; Berthet A; Chedik L; Du Plessis JL; Franken A; Frasch F; Gaskin S; Johanson G; Julander A; Kasting G; Kilo S; Larese Filon F; Marquet F; Midander K; Reale E; Bunge AL
• Article: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE AND ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH. 2020;33(5):611-620

  A scoping survey of attitudes towards occupational exposure limits and REACH derived no effect levels for workers among chemical risk managers at Swedish workplaces.

  Schenk L
• Article: REGULATORY TOXICOLOGY AND PHARMACOLOGY. 2020;115:104693

  A novel approach to monitor skin permeation of metals in vitro.

  Midander K; Schenk L; Julander A
• Article: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND ERGONOMICS. 2020;26(1):140-148

  Calls made to the Poisons Information Centre reveal need for improved risk management of cleaning agents in the workplace.

  Schenk L; Feychting K; Annas A; Öberg M
• Article: ANNALS OF WORK EXPOSURES AND HEALTH. 2019;63(9):1004-1012

  Industry Derived Occupational Exposure Limits: A Survey of Professionals on the Dutch System of Exposure Guidelines.

  Schenk L; Visser MJ; Palmen NGM
• Article: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF SCIENCE EDUCATION. 2019;41(9):1271-1286

  Teaching and discussing about risk: seven elements of potential significance for science education

  Schenk L; Hamza KM; Enghag M; Lundegard I; Arvanitis L; Haglund K; Wojcik A
• Review: ARCHIVES OF TOXICOLOGY. 2019;93(5):1187-1200

  Will worker DNELs derived under the European REACH regulation extend the landscape of occupational exposure guidance values?

  Schenk L; Johanson G
• Article: RADIATION AND ENVIRONMENTAL BIOPHYSICS. 2019;58(1):13-20

  Educating about radiation risks in high schools: towards improved public understanding of the complexity of low-dose radiation health effects.

  Wojcik A; Hamza K; Lundegård I; Enghag M; Haglund K; Arvanitis L; Schenk L
• Journal article: EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF RISK REGULATION. 2019;10(1):240

  Protection without Discrimination: Pregnancy and Occupational Health Regulations (vol 7, pg 404, 2016)

  Hansson SO; Schenk L
• Review: CRITICAL REVIEWS IN TOXICOLOGY. 2018;48(7):513-521

  Use of uncertainty factors by the European Commission Scientific Committee on Occupational Exposure Limits: a follow-up.

  Schenk L; Johanson G
• Article: JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL EDUCATION. 2018;95(7):1132-1139

  Identifying the Scope of Safety Issues and Challenges to Safety Management in Swedish Middle School and High School Chemistry Education

  Schenk L; Taher IA; Oberg M
• Article: ANNALS OF WORK EXPOSURES AND HEALTH. 2018;62(5):517-529

  Comparing Data from the Poisons Information Centre with Employers' Accident Reports Reveal Under-Recognized Hazards at the Workplace.

  Schenk L; Öberg M
• Article: SAFETY SCIENCE. 2018;104:269-275

  Records from the Swedish poisons information centre as a means for surveillance of occupational accidents and incidents with chemicals

  Schenk L; Feychting K; Annas A; Oberg M
• Article: PLOS ONE. 2018;13(10):e0205458

  Percutaneous absorption of thirty-eight organic solvents in vitro using pig skin.

  Schenk L; Rauma M; Fransson MN; Johanson G
• Conference publication: TOXICOLOGY LETTERS. 2017;280:S94-S95

  How do expert groups judge data sufficiency to set Occupational Exposure Limits?

  Schenk L; Johanson G
• Conference publication: CLINICAL TOXICOLOGY. 2017;55(5):426-427

  Using Swedish Poisons Information Centre data to identify chemical accident hazards at the workplace

  Annas A; Feychting K; Oberg M; Schenk L
• Article: JOURNAL OF APPLIED TOXICOLOGY. 2016;36(11):1379-1391

  Does industry take the susceptible subpopulation of asthmatic individuals into consideration when setting derived no-effect levels?

  Johansson MKV; Johanson G; Öberg M; Schenk L
• Journal article: NORDINA: NORDIC STUDIES IN SCIENCE EDUCATION. 2016;12(2):218-234

  Nanoteknik och riskbedömning som nytt kunskapsinnehåll i gymnasiets naturvetenskapliga kurser – en designstudie

  Enghag M; Schenk L
• Journal article: EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF RISK REGULATION. 2016;7(2):404-412

  Protection without Discrimination: Pregnancy and Occupational Health Regulations

  Ove-Hansson S; Schenk L
• Article: SAFETY SCIENCE. 2015;80:233-242

  Implementation of the chemicals regulation REACH - Exploring the impact on occupational health and safety management among Swedish downstream users

  Schenk L; Antonsson A-B
• Conference publication: TOXICOLOGY LETTERS. 2015;238(2):S140-S141

  REACH DNELs and national OELs: Conflicting or complementary limit setting?

  Schenk L; Antonsson A-B; Johanson G
• Article: ANNALS OF OCCUPATIONAL HYGIENE. 2015;59(4):416-438

  Derived no-effect levels (DNELs) under the European chemicals regulation REACH--an analysis of long-term inhalation worker-DNELs presented by industry.

  Schenk L; Deng U; Johanson G
• Article: HUMAN AND ECOLOGICAL RISK ASSESSMENT. 2014;20(5):1329-1344

  Setting Risk-Based Occupational Exposure Limits for No-Threshold Carcinogens

  Ding Q; Schenk L; Hansson SO
• Conference publication: TOXICOLOGY LETTERS. 2014;229:S120

  Science and policy in risk-based occupational exposure limits

  Schenk L; Ding Q; Hansson SO
• Journal article: JOURNAL OF NANO EDUCATION. 2014;6(1):50-62

  Undergraduate Students' Risk Perception and Argumentation Concerning Nanomaterials in Consumer Products

  Karlsson C; Enghag M; Wester M; Schenk L
• Article: REGULATORY TOXICOLOGY AND PHARMACOLOGY. 2014;68(1):51-58

  Comparative analysis of toxicological evaluations for dermal exposure performed under two different EU regulatory frameworks.

  Westerholm E; Schenk L
• Journal article: POLICY AND PRACTICE IN HEALTH AND SAFETY. 2014;12(1):91-106

  Covert Chemicals, Tangible Trust: Risk Management of Chemicals in the Workplace

  Schenk L; Wester M
• Article: AMERICAN JOURNAL OF INDUSTRIAL MEDICINE. 2013;56(12):1423-1432

  Occupational diseases in the people's Republic of China between 2000 and 2010.

  Ding Q; Schenk L; Hansson SO
• Journal article: ISRN PUBLIC HEALTH. 2013;2013:1-8

  Risk Perception and Its Foundation among Swedish Individuals Occupationally Exposed to Air Pollutants and Chemicals: A Comparison of 1975 and 2011

  Schenk L
• Article: ANNALS OF OCCUPATIONAL HYGIENE. 2013;57(5):581-592

  Throwing the baby out with the bath water? Occupational hygienists' views on the revised dutch system for occupational exposure limits.

  Schenk L; Palmen NG
• Article: REGULATORY TOXICOLOGY AND PHARMACOLOGY. 2013;65(3):304-310

  Awareness and understanding of occupational exposure limits in Sweden.

  Schenk L
• Conference publication: TOXICOLOGY LETTERS. 2012;211:S129

  Setting occupational exposure limits: Practices and outcomes

  Schenk L
• Article: REGULATORY TOXICOLOGY AND PHARMACOLOGY. 2011;61(3):296-309

  Occupational exposure limits in Europe and Asia--continued divergence or global harmonization?

  Ding Q; Schenk L; Malkiewicz K; Hansson SO
• Conference publication: TOXICOLOGY LETTERS. 2011;205:S268

  Comparing the safety margins in the European indicative occupational exposure limits and the derived no-effect levels under reach

  Schenk L; Johanson G
• Conference publication: TOXICOLOGY LETTERS. 2011;205:S241

  A comparison of occupational exposure limits in Asia and Europe

  Ding Q; Schenk L; Malkiewicz K; Hansson SO
• Article: TOXICOLOGICAL SCIENCES. 2011;121(2):408-416

  A quantitative comparison of the safety margins in the european indicative occupational exposure limits and the derived no-effect levels for workers under REACH.

  Schenk L; Johanson G
• Review: CRITICAL REVIEWS IN TOXICOLOGY. 2010;40(9):791-798

  Use of uncertainty factors by the SCOEL in their derivation of health-based occupational exposure limits.

  Schenk L; Johanson G
• Article: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF OCCUPATIONAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH. 2010;16(3):249-262

  Comparison of data used for setting occupational exposure limits.

  Schenk L
• Conference publication: TOXICOLOGY LETTERS. 2010;196:S101

  Are occupational exposure limits still an effective tool for chemicals risk management at the work place?

  Schenk L; Ruden C; Hansson SO; Wester M
• Book chapter: REGULATING CHEMICAL RISKS. 2010;p. 133-150

  Occupational Exposure Limits in Comparative Perspective: Unity and Diversity Within the European Union

  Schenk L
• Conference publication: TOXICOLOGY LETTERS. 2009;189:S239

  The use of assessment factors and the implicit safety margins in occupational exposure limits

  Schenk L
• Article: JOURNAL OF APPLIED TOXICOLOGY. 2008;28(7):858-866

  Are occupational exposure limits becoming more alike within the European Union?

  Schenk L; Hansson SO; Rudén C; Gilek M
• Conference publication: TOXICOLOGY LETTERS. 2008;180:S74

  Risk assessment and occupational exposure limits

  Schenk L; Ruden C; Hansson SO; Gilek M
• Article: REGULATORY TOXICOLOGY AND PHARMACOLOGY. 2008;50(2):261-270

  Occupational exposure limits: a comparative study.

  Schenk L; Hansson SO; Rudén C; Gilek M
• Conference publication: TOXICOLOGY LETTERS. 2007;172:S123-S124

  Occupational exposure limits:: A comparative study of the levels today and development during the past 10 years

  Schenk L; Ruden C; Gilek M; Hansson SO
• Article: WATER AIR AND SOIL POLLUTION. 2006;173(1-4):339-354

  Variation in ozone concentration in relation to local climate in south-west Sweden

  Sundberg J; Karlsson P-E; Schenk L; Pleijel H
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Funding

Funders

• Cleaning agents and occupational airway disease: a translational perspective of mixture effects from in vitro to regulation

  Swedish Research Council for Health Working Life and Welfare
• INQUIRE: Identification of chemical and biological determinants, their sources, and strategies to promote healthier homes in Europe

  Horizon Europe
• Captured science: how special interests influence the scientific process and impact the knowledge base for regulatory decision-making on chemical risks

  Bank of Sweden Tercentenary Foundation
• SafeChrome: Minimizing exposure and toxicity to hexavalent chromium in Swedish workplaces

  Swedish Research Council for Health Working Life and Welfare
• Does increased hand hygiene as a result of Covid-19 affect work-related skin disease and contact allergies? A survey of hand eczema in different occupational groups and in vitro studies of how the damaged barrier affects exposure to allergens.

  AFA Försäkring
• Chemical risks with occupatioanlly used cleaning agents

  AFA Insurance
• How do special interests influence occupational exposure guidance values?

  Swedish Research Council for Health Working Life and Welfare
• Will worker DNELs derived under the European REACH regulation complement occupational exposure limits for data-poor substances?

  AFA Insurance

Staff and contact

Group leader

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  Linda Schenk

  Principal Researcher | Docent

  Telephone +46852487968

  E-mail linda.schenk@ki.se

All members of the group

• Flora Borchert

  Research Assistant

  E-mail flora.borchert@ki.se
• 

  Anneli Julander

  Affiliated to Research | Docent

  E-mail anneli.julander@ki.se
• 

  Klara Midander

  Affiliated to Research

  Telephone +46852480059

  E-mail klara.midander@ki.se
• Jakob Sax

  Phd Student

  E-mail jakob.sax@ki.se
• 

  Linda Schenk

  Principal Researcher | Docent

  Telephone +46852487968

  E-mail linda.schenk@ki.se
• 

  Libe Vilela

  Phd Student

  E-mail libe.vilela.2@ki.se

Postal address

Karolinska Institute, Institute of Environmental Medicine, Box 210 / Nobes väg 13, Stockholm, 171777, Sweden