How can dibenzofuran enter and leave your body?
Dibenzofuran can enter your body when you breathe contaminated air. It can also be absorbed into your body when it comes into contact with your skin.
How can you be exposed to dibenzofuran?
You can be exposed to dibenzofuran by breathing contaminated air or by eating or drinking contaminated food or water. Since it has been found in tobacco smoke, you can be exposed if you smoke cigarettes or breathe cigarette smoke. In addition, you can be exposed to dibenzofuran if you work in an industry that makes or uses coal tar.