The library is searchable and provides rapid access to guidance, methods, protocols and research outputs. This includes both protocols developed under the HBM4EU, and other relevant, publicly available guidance and materials.
By including existing materials from across our broad range of partners, we expect to bring together a rich array of existing materials. This includes training materials produced for capacity building under the HBM4EU.
Our goal is to build a European HBM library to serve as a repository that can be widely used by scientists and policy makers involved in public health and occupational health and safety.
The online library includes:
| Name | Downloads | Author | Last Modified | Download | |
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| HBM4EU Library | |||||
| 1st HBM4EU Training School June 2018 | |||||
| A03 HBM in occupational health: applications to chromium | |||||
| 443 downloads | Radu Duca | 22-06-2018 16:28 | Download | ||
| 493 downloads | NDAW Sophie, Guillaume ANTOINE, Mathieu MELCZER | 21-06-2018 13:27 | Download | ||
| 335 downloads | Tiina Santonen, Sanni Uuksulainen and Simo Porras | 21-06-2018 8:22 | Download | ||
| 364 downloads | Tiina Santonen | 21-06-2018 8:19 | Download | ||
| 441 downloads | Maria João Silva, Célia Ventura, Henriqueta Louro (INSA), Radu Corneliu Duca (KU Leuven); Karen Galea (IOM); Ogier Hanser (INRS); Tiina Santonen, Mirja Kiilunen and Hannu Norppa (FIOH); Flavia Ruggieri, Alimonti Alessandro (ISS) | 21-06-2018 7:52 | Download | ||
| 266 downloads | NDAW Sophie, Tiina Santonen, Radu Corneliu Duca, Alain Robert, Ogier Hanser, Simo Porras, Karen Galea, Kate Jones, Lode Godderis, Susana Viegas, Thomas Göen, Paul Scheepers, Bernice Schaddelee, Anjoeka Pronk, Thorhallur Halldorsson, Ivo Iavicoli, Mounia El Yamani, Nadine Fréry | 20-06-2018 12:36 | Download | ||
| 396 downloads | Karen Galea and John Cherrie (IOM). Contributions from Mirja Kiilunen and Tiina Santonen (FIOH), Kate Jones and Darren Musgrove (HSL) and Ogier Hansen (INRS) | 13-06-2018 8:47 | Download | ||
| 326 downloads | Liz Leese | 12-06-2018 7:54 | Download | ||
Disclaimer
The HBM4EU project was launched in 2016 with the aim of improving the collective understanding of human exposure to hazardous chemicals and developing HBM as an exposure assessment method. The project had €74m in funding and jointly implemented by 120 partners from 28 participating countries – 24 EU member states plus Norway, Switzerland, Iceland and Israel and the European Environment Agency. One of its aims was to ensure the sustainability of HBM in the EU beyond 2021. The project ended in June 2022. The website will not be updated any longer, except the page on peer reviewed publications, but will be online until 2032.
