Application of Human Biomonitoring Data to Support Policy Development, Raise Awareness and Environmental Public Health Protection among Countries Within the HBM4EU Project Dorothy Ubong , Lorraine Stewart , Ovnair Sepai , Lisbeth E. Knudsen , Tamar Berman , Hans Reynders , Karen Van Campenhout , Andromachi Katsonouri , An Van Nieuwenhuyse , Anna Maria Ingelido , Argelia Castano , Susana Pedraza-Diaz , Asa Valgerour Eiriksdottir , Cathrine Thomsenj , Christina Hartmann , Dragan Gjorgjev , Elena De Felip , Hanna Tolonen , Tiina Santonen , Jana Klanova , Karin Norstrom , Lijana Kononenko , Maria Joao Silva , Maria Uhl , Marike Kolossa-Gehring , Petra Apels , Merli Joemaa , Michal Jajcaj , Milada Estokova , Mirjam Luijten , Erik Lebret , Natalie von Goetz , Natasa Janev Holcer , Nicole Probst-Hensch , Rita Cavaleiro , Robert Barouki , Elena Tarroja , Rosita Marija Balciene , Loreta Strumylaite , Siiri Latvala , Sonia Namorado , Tamas Szigeti , Thorhallur Ingi Halldorsson , Kristin Olafsdottir , Wojciech Wasowicz , Susana Viegas , Paula Alvito INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF HYGIENE AND ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH（2023）
Key words
National hubs (NHs), Human biomonitoring (HBM) data, HBM4EU and HBM programme
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