The Environmental Working Group submitted comments urging the Board of Scientific Counselors of the National Toxicology Program to include the exposures of professional and domestic cleaning workers, janitors and people who clean as part of their job duties in the Occupational and Inhalation Exposure Program, as well as consider unique exposures and susceptibility of children to cleaning products and asbestos-containing cosmetics.
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