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Technical Report 
Carcinogenic risk assessment for formaldehyde: Risk from exposure to low levels such as found in indoor air 
Cohn, MS 
1984 
Swedish Council for Building Research 
Stockholm, Sweden 
Indoor air: Volume 3: Sensory and hyperreactivity reactions to sick buildings 
69-74 
English 
is part of a larger document 022209 Indoor air: Proceedings of the 3rd International Conference on Indoor Air Quality and Climate. Volume 3: Sensory and hyperreactivity reactions to sick buildings
Formaldehyde has been shown to cause nasal cancer in rats, indicating a potential that humans may be susceptible to formaldehyde-related cancer as a result of exposure in indoor environments. Upper and lower estimates of human carcinogenic risk due to inhalation of formaldehyde are provideed. The estimates are based on analyses of the final results from the chemical industry Inst. of toxicology formaldehyde long-term bioassay on rats. ( 13 references, 3 tables, ) 
Berglund, B; Lindvall, T; Sundell, J 
PB85104206 
9789154041954 
3rd International Conference on Indoor Air Quality and Climate 
Stockholm, Sweden 
August 20-24, 1984