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Personal monitoring requires individuals to carry an array of equipment over an extended period of time (usually days) so that personal exposures to a variety of pollutants can be measured. This personal monitoring equipment, which is usually carried in a backpack, captures and displays individual-level results. This approach also provides information about the specific situations and sources of exposure experienced by healthy adults and children so that Health Canada can develop a better understanding of the risks they face.
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