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Metabolic processes contribute to substantial background endogenous exposures to EO, complicating the interpretation of the relation between total background exposure and the health significance of added industrial exogenous exposure. In 2021, Kirman and colleagues characterized the total and endogenous equivalent background concentrations for U.S. populations, which are substantially greater than the USEPA 2016 EO cancer reassessment risk-specific concentrations (0.00011\u20130.011 ppb), suggesting that the consideration of background exposure could be used as a reality check for the utility of the reassessment in managing EO risk for industrially exposed populations. New exposure biomarker data and background ambient concentration data for EO have become available since the 2021 assessment and are used here to refine the estimates of U.S. population total and endogenous equivalent background EO concentrations. 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