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M. Day

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Review Open access Jul 2026

Is drinking water with low PFAS a significant source of human exposure? Evidence summary.

Evidence is provided for a link between exposure to drinking water concentrations in the "low" range and measurable increases in blood PFAS, and certain compounds-particularly PFHxS-can materially contribute to circulating PFAS, especially among children and high-water-consumption subgroups.

Y. Tefera, C. Shearer, M. Day et al. · 0 citations

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