Industrial hygiene method for assessing toxic contamination in smoke and fire-damaged homes
To access the full article “Industrial hygiene method for assessing toxic contamination in smoke and fire-damaged homes” by David Phalen and Joe L. Nieusma, published in Toxicology Mechanisms and Methods, visit the following link: https://doi.org/10.1080/15376516.2025.2561118. This open-access article provides detailed insights into the proposed methods for assessing and managing toxic contamination in fire-damaged structures.
Wildfires, structural fires, and smoke events can expose individuals, workers, and communities to hazardous chemicals, combustion byproducts, and fine particulates that are invisible, yet deeply harmful. At Superior Toxicology & Wellness, we specialize in helping you understand what you’ve been exposed to—and how to respond
Fire Toxicology & Exposure Assessment
