“…1 Three such risk contexts are relevant to this study: chemical screening in which regulators identify chemicals for more extensive testing and evaluation; qualitative or quantitative risk assessment in support of risk management decision-making; and comparative evaluation of hazards/risks of different chemicals in support of safer product or process design. 1,8,24 Each of these four elements can influence the extent to which alternative testing strategies are adopted within a particular legal regime. Those influences are discussed in the sections that follow.…”
Section: Lines Of Influence: a Conceptual Modelmentioning
Although toxicity data is critical to effective risk prevention and management, comprehensive health and safety data is not available for the vast majority of chemicals in use today.
“…1 Three such risk contexts are relevant to this study: chemical screening in which regulators identify chemicals for more extensive testing and evaluation; qualitative or quantitative risk assessment in support of risk management decision-making; and comparative evaluation of hazards/risks of different chemicals in support of safer product or process design. 1,8,24 Each of these four elements can influence the extent to which alternative testing strategies are adopted within a particular legal regime. Those influences are discussed in the sections that follow.…”
Section: Lines Of Influence: a Conceptual Modelmentioning
Although toxicity data is critical to effective risk prevention and management, comprehensive health and safety data is not available for the vast majority of chemicals in use today.
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