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September 4, 2026International Journal of Environmental Health Research

Exposure and respiratory tract deposition of particulate matter among teachers using chalkboards in selected public secondary schools in the Johannesburg region

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SMSetlamorago Jackson MbazimaMMMillicent MagogotyaRMRaeesa Moolla

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Overview

Occupational exposure study finds airborne dust levels below safety limits in secondary school teachers, indicating low inhalation hazards from chalkboards.

Key Points

  • To assess particulate matter concentrations and estimate respiratory tract deposition among teachers using chalkboards in secondary school classrooms.
  • Monitored airborne particulate matter levels during classroom instruction among teachers using chalkboards in public secondary schools.
  • Evaluated exposure profiles against established occupational exposure thresholds.
  • Measured airborne particulate matter concentrations consistently remained below the relevant occupational exposure limit.

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Mbazima et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a9e7e9646bb483cebf6d412https://doi.org/10.1080/09603123.2026.2726420
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