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Environmental Assessment and Risk Analysis ElementWHITE PAPER SUMMARYJ anuary, 2003 AbstractThe question of the potential for exposure to inorganic arsenic in water through dermal contact is important when providingguidance about treatment options to private well owners. If dermal contact with the water is an exposure route of concern,then whole house treatment is required, while if only oral exposure is considered, then treatment at the kitchen tap will besufficient. For this reason, a review of the available information on absorption of inorganic arsenic from water via the dermalroute was Post, , recent reviews, the National Research Council s report,Arsenic in Drinking Water (NRC, 1999), and the Agency forToxic Substances and Disease Registry s, ToxicologicalProfile for Arsenic (ATSDR, 2000), evaluated the limitedavailable information on dermal exposure to inorganicarsenic. In addition to the studies cited in these reviews,literature searches were performed to locate any additionaland/or more recent information on this the National Research Council (1999) or the Agencyfor Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (2000), nor theadditional literature searches, identified any controlledstudies of inorganic arsenic absorption through human few studies have evaluated the absorption of arsenicthrough the skin of laboratory animals and humans in vitroand laboratory animals in vivo, and limited inform
Environmental Assessment and Risk Analysis Element WHITE PAPER SUMMARY January, 2003 Abstract The question of the potential for exposure to inorganic arsenic in water through dermal contact is important when providing
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