PFCs found in office, home, and vehicle dust

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This study by Fraser et al, published in the journal Environment International, found that polyfluorinated compounds, or PFCs, are ubiquitous in indoor environments and suggest that many PFCs may be higher in the dust of offices than in other microenvironments. Furthermore, the results suggest that PFOA in office worker serum is more strongly associated with FTOH (a kind of PFC) levels in office air than in dust.