Human exposure to pfas underscores potential health risks, necessitating further investigation.
Countries in asia vary in pfas production and use, reflecting differing regulatory environments.
Assessments indicate that uncertainty about pfas applications across asia complicates exposure analysis.
Focus on east asia reveals critical gaps in understanding exposure pathways and potential health impacts.
Abstract
The production and use of PFAS in some countries, coupled with uncertainties about their applications across Asia, underscore the urgent need to assess human exposure.