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== '''Scope'''  ==
== '''Scope'''  ==


<br> '''Intake of PCDD/Fs from fish''' describes the exposure to polychlorinated dibenzo-p-dioxins and dibenzofurans (PCDD/Fs) due to fish consumption in the [[Benefit-risk assessment of fish consumption for Beneris#Beneris population|Beneris population]].  
<br> '''Intake of PCDD/Fs from fish''' describes the exposure to polychlorinated dibenzo-p-dioxins and dibenzofurans (PCDD/Fs) due to fish consumption in the [[Benefit-risk assessment of fish consumption for Beneris#Beneris population|Beneris population]].  
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== Definition  ==
== Definition  ==


Intake of PCDD/Fs from fish is represented as a continuous variable and is indexed by variable age. It applies to adult Beneris population (age groups 18-55yr and 55yr+) and to indicators such as remaining lifetime risk of cancer in adults and risk of developmental dental defects.<br>  
Intake of PCDD/F from fish in Beneris is represented as a continuous variable and is indexed by variable age. It applies to the whole Beneris population (all age groups 0-2yr, 2-18yr, 18-55yr and 55yr+) and to indicators such as remaining lifetime risk of cancer in adults and risk of developmental dental defects.<br>  


=== Causality  ===
=== Causality  ===
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'''Lifetime cancer risk''' associated with PCDD/Fs is usually estimated using cancer slope factor (CSF) and the lifetime average daily dose (LADD). Therefore, in this case the intake of PCDD/Fs from fish is expressed as LADD. LADD is calculated as a product of average daily dose (ADD) and the ratio of exposure duration and averaging time (=life expectancy at birth), where ADD is the product of average WHO-TEQ concentration of PCDD/Fs in fish and fish intake rate (daily intake of fish) divided by the body weight.
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Lifetime cancer risk associated with PCDD/Fs is usually estimated using cancer slope factor (CSF) and the lifetime average daily dose (LADD). Therefore the intake of PCDD/Fs from fish is expressed as LADD. LADD is calculated as a product of average daily dose (ADD) and the ratio of exposure duration and lifetime, where ADD is the product of concentration of PCDD/Fs in fish and fish intake rate (daily intake of fish) divided by the body weight (kg).<span style="">&nbsp; </span>  
It is assumed that the exposure duration for people from a given age group is the number of years this age group covers. In other words it is assumed that people from a given age group are exposed to PCDD/Fs from the time of entry to this age group until the time of exit from this age group. Therefore, the exposure duration for age group 18-55yr is 37 years and it's 45 years for age group 55yr+ (assuming max age of 100 years). <br>  


It is assumed that the exposure duration for people from a given age group is the number of years this age group covers. In other words it is assumed that people from a given age group are exposed to PCDD/Fs from the time of entry to this age group until the time of exit from this age group. For example the exposure duration for age group 18-55yr is 37 years. <br>
Moreover, according to the WHO statistics <ref> World Health Statistics 2008, http://www.terkko.helsinki.fi/english/who/terkkomaterials.htm </ref> the life expectancy at birth in 2006 was 83 and 76 years for Finnish women and men, respectively, and the combined life expectancy was 79 years.  


Moreover, the average lifetime is 82.9 and 75.9 for Finnish women and men, respectively


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To evaluate '''non-cancer risks''' the average daily dose (ADD) of PCDD/Fs is used. For children, the ADD of PCDD/Fs from fish is estimated as a product of daily fish consumption and
the average WHO-TEQ concentration of PCDD/Fs in fish divided by the body weight.


=== Formula  ===
=== Formula  ===


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General formulas (omitting unit conversions): <br>
ADD_species(i)=Average_WHO-TEQ_PCDD/Fs_concentration_species(i)*Daily_consumption_species(i)/BW <br>
LADD_species(i)=Average_WHO-TEQ_PCDD/Fs_concentration_species(i)*Daily_consumption_species(i)*Exposure_duration/(BW*Life_expectancy_at_birth)


=== Unit  ===
=== Unit  ===
'''ADD''': pg WHO-TEQ/kg bw-day <br>
'''LADD''': mg/kg bw-day


== See also  ==
== See also  ==
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[http://www.norden.org/pub/sk/showpub.asp?pubnr=2008:531&lang=1 TemaNord report on PCDD/F and PCB in Nordic countries]  
[http://www.norden.org/pub/sk/showpub.asp?pubnr=2008:531&lang=1 TemaNord report on PCDD/F and PCB in Nordic countries]  


== Result ==
== Result ==

Latest revision as of 10:00, 29 September 2009

Scope


Intake of PCDD/Fs from fish describes the exposure to polychlorinated dibenzo-p-dioxins and dibenzofurans (PCDD/Fs) due to fish consumption in the Beneris population.

Definition

Intake of PCDD/F from fish in Beneris is represented as a continuous variable and is indexed by variable age. It applies to the whole Beneris population (all age groups 0-2yr, 2-18yr, 18-55yr and 55yr+) and to indicators such as remaining lifetime risk of cancer in adults and risk of developmental dental defects.

Causality

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Data

Lifetime cancer risk associated with PCDD/Fs is usually estimated using cancer slope factor (CSF) and the lifetime average daily dose (LADD). Therefore, in this case the intake of PCDD/Fs from fish is expressed as LADD. LADD is calculated as a product of average daily dose (ADD) and the ratio of exposure duration and averaging time (=life expectancy at birth), where ADD is the product of average WHO-TEQ concentration of PCDD/Fs in fish and fish intake rate (daily intake of fish) divided by the body weight.

It is assumed that the exposure duration for people from a given age group is the number of years this age group covers. In other words it is assumed that people from a given age group are exposed to PCDD/Fs from the time of entry to this age group until the time of exit from this age group. Therefore, the exposure duration for age group 18-55yr is 37 years and it's 45 years for age group 55yr+ (assuming max age of 100 years).

Moreover, according to the WHO statistics [1] the life expectancy at birth in 2006 was 83 and 76 years for Finnish women and men, respectively, and the combined life expectancy was 79 years.


To evaluate non-cancer risks the average daily dose (ADD) of PCDD/Fs is used. For children, the ADD of PCDD/Fs from fish is estimated as a product of daily fish consumption and the average WHO-TEQ concentration of PCDD/Fs in fish divided by the body weight.

Formula

General formulas (omitting unit conversions):
ADD_species(i)=Average_WHO-TEQ_PCDD/Fs_concentration_species(i)*Daily_consumption_species(i)/BW
LADD_species(i)=Average_WHO-TEQ_PCDD/Fs_concentration_species(i)*Daily_consumption_species(i)*Exposure_duration/(BW*Life_expectancy_at_birth)

Unit

ADD: pg WHO-TEQ/kg bw-day
LADD: mg/kg bw-day

See also

TemaNord report on PCDD/F and PCB in Nordic countries

Result