Benzene is a proven carcinogen. Its synergistic action with other pollutants can damage
different components of the biosphere. Literature comparing the air quality standards of …

Historically, benzene has been widely used in a large variety of applications. Occupational
exposure limits (OELs) were set for benzene as it was found to be acutely toxic, causing …

Atmospheric benzene, toluene, ethylbenzene, and xylenes (BTEX) can lead to multiple
health injuries. However, what remains uncertain is the effect of long-term exposure to low …

Simple Summary Benzene is produced by diverse petroleum transformation processes and
it is widely employed in industry despite its oncogenic effects. In fact, occupational exposure …

We evaluated genotoxic effects of exposure to low levels of benzene, a class I human
carcinogen, among gasoline station attendants (GSA). Oxidative stress and the protective …

Background We investigated whether human environmental exposure to chemicals that are
labeled as (potential) carcinogens leads to increased (oxidative) damage to DNA in …

Benzene, a hazardous component of gasoline, is a genotoxic class I human carcinogen.
This study evaluated the genotoxic effects of occupational exposure to benzene in gasoline …

Background Benzene, an important component of organic solvents, is commonly used in
industry. Meanwhile, benzene is a human carcinogen leading to leukemia. Although the …

Environmental and occupational exposure to benzene from fuels is a major cause for
concern for national and international authorities, as benzene is a known carcinogen in …

This study investigated nucleic acid oxidation associated with exposure to benzene at low
levels in 239 workers recruited among traffic policemen, taxi drivers and gasoline pump …