Assessment of carcinogenic risk caused by the impact of the environmental factors on urban population health

Introduction. The high level of environmental pollution in industrial cities, including carcinogens, causes an unacceptable risk to public health. In this regard, a quantitative assessment is required develop preventive measures reduce it. aim the study was assess carcinogenic health population industrialized city, caused by probable presence carcinogens ambient air, drinking water centralized supply system, and soil residential area. Material research methods. laboratory control content objects city Voronezh for 2017-2020 used as reference data. assessed under provisions Guideline R. 2.1.10.1920-04 “Guidelines assessing when exposed chemicals that pollute environment.” Results. Taking into account regional peculiarities composition pollutant emissions atmospheric 1,3-butadiene (source - production synthetic rubber) should be classified priority requiring systematic monitoring and, accordingly, concentrations surface layer air chromium6+ compounds (the main source aircraft plant), which contribute 69.9-75.7% 21.7-26.9%, respectively, total values individual risk, exceeds maximum permissible (1 • 10-4). from exposure pollutants (halogenated organic substances) (under scenario accidental ingestion preschool children) below Conclusion. It necessary pay attention increasing sensitivity applied methods, expanding list controlled pollutants, improving system implementing associated with pollution.